By Caitlyn Buchanan, 30 April 2019 The UK government has announced various measures that should be taken by UK Companies with non-resident ownerships to prepare for the event of a no deal Brexit. If a transitional agreement is met between the UK and the EU, the following items may not apply. Reaching a deal remains […]
By Caitlyn Buchanan, 8 April 2019 (Updated 23rd September 2019) The Irish Department of Justice and Equality have recently announced changes that will grant Spouses and De Facto Partners of Critical Skills Employment Permit Holders the ability to work in Ireland without obtaining a Spousal Work Permit. This policy change took effect on 6th March […]
By Philip Hayden, 5 April 2019 (Updated 25th June 2019) Following months of delay, the Minister for Finance has signed the Statutory Instrument to put the Register of Beneficial Ownership (RBO) in place. This instrument provides for the appointment of a Registrar to administer the new RBO which will require detailed information submitted on any […]
By Philip Hayden, 3 April 2019 An Irish company that has directors normally resident outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) would generally be required to put a Section 137 Non-Resident bond in place. This bond acts like an insurance policy that the Irish government can reclaim unpaid taxation or charges incurred by a company […]
By Caitlyn Buchanan, 28 March 2019 The Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2018 completed its passage in the Oireachtas and was signed by the President on 25 December 2018. The Act came into force on 4 March 2019 and makes small but significant changes to employment rights legislation in Ireland. The Miscellaneous Provisions Act 2018 addresses […]
By Bryan Gray, Business Development Manager, Bibby Financial Services Ireland, 26 March 2019 Over half (57 per cent) of Irish SMEs citing a timely collection of customer payments as a real issue. While you can never guarantee that every customer will pay a bill on time, there are ways to ensure you get paid earlier […]
Philip Hayden, 22nd March 2019 Establishing a company in Ireland remains a popular choice for investors looking to access the European market. With the low corporate tax rate of 12.5% (among the lowest in Europe) and favourable tax system, Ireland is a highly sought-after location. The economy has stabilised since the recession of 2008 and […]
Sinead Floody, 26th February 2019 (Updated 25th November 2020) The Companies (Amendment) Act 2019 was signed into law by the President on 11th April 2019. This legislation amends Section 343 of the Companies Act 2014, bringing about a change in annual return filing for Irish Companies. Some consider this change to be minor however this […]
Marie Brennan ACCA, 20th February 2019 The United Kingdom (UK) is set to leave the European Union (EU) on the 29th of March 2019. As such, there are some important implications that businesses will need to consider in the likely event of a no-deal Brexit. If an Irish company intends to continue trading with the […]
By Sinead Floody, 15th February 2019 (Updated 29th August 2019) The United Kingdom was set to leave the European Union (EU) on March 29th 2019, that deadline has since been extended to October 31st 2019. All Irish companies that have ties to the UK and UK registered companies should be aware of the following implications […]
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