Despite what the name might suggest, the role of company secretary of an Irish company is not a clerical or secretarial one. The position of company secretary is very important as they are...
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What Is A Non-Executive Director?
A non-executive director (NED) is a member of a company's Board of directors who is not part of the executive team, meaning they do not engage in the day-to-day...
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A Board meeting is a formal meeting of the Board of directors of a company, convened at specific times during the corporate year, or on an ad hoc basis, when deemed necessary. The holding of Board...
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Companies place trust and confidence in their directors to act in the best interests of the company. The special degree of trust between a company and director creates a fiduciary relationship....
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When researching the steps to register a company online, you may not be aware of how to do this or how to get started. That’s where Corplaw comes in, we’re here to assist you and guide you along...
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The registered office address of a company is its official address in Ireland which is on the public record. All legal notices including correspondence from the Companies Registration Office is...
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Companies are required to lay their full financial statements before the members at an AGM and to have their financial statements audited but where they meet specific criteria in terms of type and...
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Most people who run a company do so with honourable intentions. They make every effort to comply with company law and put good corporate governance systems in place. But it can be a struggle to...
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In Ireland, private companies are required to maintain a minute book and certain statutory registers. These records are usually kept at the company’s registered office address and the task of...
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The Companies Act 2014 provides for several different types of companies including limited companies, unlimited companies, companies with a share capital and those without. This blog considers the...
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In Ireland, companies are required to keep proper books of account which give a true and fair view of the company's financial affairs. This blog will examine some of the most frequently asked...
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The capital maintenance rules are designed to protect the interests of creditors of a company by ensuring that capital is maintained as a secure fund which cannot be distributed to shareholders...
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