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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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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With the commencement of the Companies Act 2014 (“CA 2014”) on 1 June 2015, directors of existing private limited companies need to decide which company type under the new Act is most suitable for...
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The Companies Act 2014 will commence on 1 June 2015. It heralds the introduction of two new private company types, the Designated Activity Company (“DAC”) and the Private Company Limited by Shares...
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Making A Name For Yourself
When incorporating a company, choosing the right company name is important. A company name must be unique. A name that is identical or overly similar to one which...
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The Companies Act of Ireland governs not only those companies formed and registered in Ireland (“the State”) but also applies to external companies, formed in foreign jurisdictions, who wish to...
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In Ireland, unlimited companies have the option to re-register as a limited company with the Companies Registration Office (“CRO”). It is important to note that an unlimited company may only...
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This blog will examine the filing requirements for Irish unlimited companies and explore how they differ from the requirements for limited companies.
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If a company has ceased trading and the directors have made the decision to wind up the business, it is very important for directors to ensure that the company is wound up in full compliance with...
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In Ireland, company law allows for the incorporation of the following public companies:
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A foreign company which establishes a branch in Ireland must be registered with the Companies Registration Office (“CRO”) under the E.C. (Branch Disclosures) Regulations 1993 (S.I. No. 395 of...
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