Description
BENEFITS
Why choose this service
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Legally compliant
Our team of skilled company formation agents ensure that your company legally complies with the 2014 Companies Act legislation.
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Quick and easy
Our straightforward company formation process makes it easy for you to set up a company is that is established legally and correctly.
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Dedicated support from experts
Our team of company formation agents, ICSA-certified secretaries and chartered and certified accountants are on hand to help you through each step in setting up your company.
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Save admin time
Our time-saving automation combined with expert advice and hands-on guidance can give you peace of mind that you are supported throughout this process.
Application Process
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Purchase online
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Provide company information & identification documents
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We prepare the paperwork
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You sign & return the application to us
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We submit the secured bond to the CRO
Information Required
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Company details
You will be asked to complete a series of simple checklists, providing us with the necessary information to register the company in Ireland.
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Personal details
Details of all directors and shareholders of the company are required. This includes residential addresses, birth dates, nationality, and occupation.
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ID and proof of address
As members of Chartered Accountants Ireland, we collect a copy of all directors ID and proof of address as part of our client acceptance process.
Looking for a complete company formation package for non-EU/EEA residents?
Check out our Non-EU/EEA Company Formation Package that includes everything you need to set up a Limited Company in Ireland for a discounted price.
Some of our happy clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Client Services Team is always happy to help you with any questions about our Company Formation Service.
Call us on +353 (0)1 905 9364 or email hello@kinore.com
Call us on +353 (0)1 905 9364 or email hello@kinore.com
Why do you need a Section 137 Bond?
If you are setting up a company in Ireland and none of the directors are resident in the EEA/EU, you must purchase a Section 137 Bond to be legally compliant. The bond insures the company for €25,000 against certain breaches of the Companies Acts and Taxes Acts for a period of 2 years. After two years, the bond will need to be renewed unless you have appointed an EEA resident director or if you have established a significant economic link with Ireland in that time.
What should I do once my company is set up?
Once your company is registered, you will receive a Certificate of Incorporation and the Company Number of your new company. Then, you should register the Beneficial Owner with the Registration Of Beneficial Ownership (RBO) and start the tax registration process. If you have chosen to outsource company formation and/or tax registration to Kinore, we will expertly guide you through the next steps.
What happens if I don't renew the Section 137 Bond?
Your company will not be compliant with Company Law if you need to have a Section 137 Bond in place and you do not have one. Consequences of not renewing the Section 137 Bond can include not being able to file Annual Returns with the Companies Registration Office (CRO) on time. This can lead to fines and penalties until your company is up-to-date. If you are in this situation or you're not sure of your next steps, please reach out to our expert Client Services Team who can advise of your next steps.
How long does it take to register a company in Ireland with a Section 137 Bond?
Our teams start to work on your company registration application as soon as you purchase online. Usually, the Section 137 Bond takes around 3 weeks to process from when it is submitted to the financial institution. In general, it takes between 3-5 working days for the CRO to process your company registration application.