Begin registration.
Choose the best-suited company type to begin the registration process.
Register a new limited company
Download the form, fill in the details, send back via whatsapp: 089 270 0293 or email: admin@tascaccountants.com
Register a new business name with CRO
Gather your business name, passport, PPS card, and visa stamp to fill out the form.
Register a company limited by guarantee
Download the form, fill in the details, send back via whatsapp: 089 270 0293 or email: admin@tascaccountants.com
Frequently asked questions:
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What is the first step to register a company in Ireland?
The first step is choosing a unique business or company name and checking its availability with the Companies Registration Office (CRO). Once approved, you can proceed with submitting the required registration documents.
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What documents are required to register a company in Ireland?
To register a company, you typically need documents such as: (1) a valid passport for identity verification, (2) a PPS Number, (3) proof of address, (4) a copy of a visa or residency permit (if applicable), and (5) company details such as name, directors, shareholders, and registered address
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How long does it take to register a company in Ireland?
Company registration usually takes 5 to 10 working days when submitted online through the CRO, provided all documents are correct. Delays may occur if additional information or corrections are required.
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Can a non-resident start a company in Ireland?
Yes, non-residents can register a company in Ireland. However, certain conditions must be met, such as having at least one director from the European Economic Area (EEA) or securing a Section 137 bond if this requirement is not fulfilled.
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What is the difference between a limited company and a company limited by guarantee?
A limited company (LTD) is typically used for commercial businesses aiming to make a profit, with shareholders and share capital. A company limited by guarantee (CLG) is usually used for non-profit organizations, charities, or clubs, where there are no shareholders, but members guarantee a nominal amount.
