By Ashley Coakley, 28th September 2022 This article will discuss Companies Limited by Guarantee and focus on registering a not-for-profit organisation (NFPO) rather than charitable CLGs. NFPOs can apply for Charitable Status when they have a suitable charitable purpose and meet the other requirements set out by the Charities Regulator. What is a CLG and […]
By Tuulikki Hohenthal, 16th September 2022 When it comes to setting up a new company, there are many things that need to be considered before you put anything in motion. A major decision is determining which company type is best suited to you and your proposed business. This blog has been curated to assist you […]
By Annette McCarthy, 6th September 2022 Tourism is one of the largest, thriving industries in Ireland and can be financially advantageous for both local and foreign investors. The process to set up a travel agency in Ireland is relatively straightforward with the assistance of a licensed formation agent such as Company Bureau. The Irish Government […]
By Company Bureau Formations, 31st August 2022 Company Bureau would like to remind companies to take action ahead of their 30th September Annual Return filing deadline, in order to avoid costly penalties and a possible two-year audit. With pandemic extensions for Annual Returns coming to an end, this is predicted to be the busiest September […]
By Shannon Power, 5th August 2022 In Ireland, the Directors’ Duties within the Companies Act 2014 will be amended following the EU (Preventive Restructuring) Regulations 2022 which commenced on the 17th of July 2022. The new regulations set out minimum rules for Member States to create preventative restructuring frameworks within their national laws. The resulting […]
By Shannon Power, 3rd August 2022 In April, the Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys, published the general scheme of the Charities (Amendment) Bill 2022. The Bill is set to provide several amendments to the existing Charities Act 2009, to improve and strengthen the ability of the Charities Regulator (CRA) to conduct its […]
By Sinéad Floody, 8th July 2022 Although the process for establishing a sole tradership or partnership business in Ireland is similar, the operation of each is unique. In this blog, we explore the steps that should be taken once a sole trader or a partnership business has been registered. Sole Traders If you have recently […]
By Niamh Ward, 30th June 2022 In the Republic of Ireland, A Trust or Company Service Provider (TCSP) is any person or corporate entity whose business provides any of the following services: forming companies or other bodies corporate; acting as a Director or Secretary of a company under an arrangement with a person other than […]
By Ashley Coakley, 20th June 2022 The Charities Regulator maintains the Register of Charities in Ireland, accepts applications for Charitable Status and ensures registered charities are compliant with the law, primarily the Charities Act 2009 and the Charities Governance Code. When deciding whether a Charitable Status application is right for your company, the following must […]
By Keeva O’Neill, 14th June 2022 If you have set up an Irish company before or are currently in the process of setting up your first company, you may have come across the term ‘NACE code’. This short blog explains exactly what NACE codes are, where they came from, and why they are important. NACE […]
