Data protection and Data Privacy in Ireland: the Basic Principles for Companies (Part 1)
By Brendan Ringrose, Solicitor, WhitneyMoore Solicitors. 16th January 2014 1. Personal data Data protection in Ireland is currently regulated [...]
Minimising your Debtors: 10 Quick Tips to Improving Cash Flow for your business
By Aidan O’Byrne of OBK Accountants. 10th January 2014 Making a sale is great and new [...]
Ireland is officially the best country in the world to do business, according to Forbes Magazine
by Andrew Lambe, Commercial Director of Company Bureau. 5th December 2013 Ireland was yesterday named [...]
The Consequences of Involuntary Strike-Off – Why You Should Close Your Company Down Properly
By Andrew Lambe, 8th August 2013 (Updated 08.07.2025) We are frequently asked by clients, “Why [...]
The Importance of Shareholders’ Agreements for Start Up Companies and when registering a company in Ireland
By Brendan Ringrose Solicitor Whitney Moore 10th May 2013 (Updated 24th September 2018) A shareholders’ agreement [...]
Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is small but stable economic in the centre of Europe. Its location makes it [...]
Why Ireland is so popular for registering a company in the Aviation and Aircraft Leasing Sector
By Andrew Lambe. 8th April 2013. If you are deciding to register a company in [...]
Ireland ranked as the most globalised nation in the EU – 3rd in the world
By Seamus Conwell. 20th March 2013. Ireland has something to rejoice. The country recently came third [...]
Ireland ranked among the top FDI destinations for Managed Services and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)
By John O’Neill (guest poster), 11th March 2013 When it comes to the world’s best [...]
New Companies Bill in Ireland passes through Seanad – Consolidated Companies Act to become law in 2015
By Andrew Lambe, 8th January 2013 (Updated 16th October 2014) On 21st December 2012, Minister [...]
Ireland’s extensive list of double taxation treaties
By Andrew Lambe, 13th November 2012 (Updated 8th July 2025) Ireland is renowned as one [...]