Dormant Compliance
Most PopularFor companies that haven't traded this year.
€249.00per year
Ex VAT
- Dormant company accounts prepared
- B1 annual return filed with CRO
- Annual Return Date tracked
- Director sign-off pack
Dormant company accounts
Dormant company accounts and annual return
A company that isn't trading still has to file with the CRO every year. We prepare your dormant accounts and file your B1, so your company stays in good standing until you're ready.
From €249 per year, ex VAT
Still required when dormant
- B1 annual return
- Every year
- Dormant accounts
- Attached to the B1
- CT1
- If registered for CT
- RBO details
- Kept up to date
TCSP licensed
Regulated by the Department of Justice
Fixed fees
Prices quoted ex VAT, agreed upfront
Deadline tracking
We file before Revenue and CRO dates
Wexford office
Or fully online, anywhere in Ireland
Prices
Dormant company prices
Dormant with CT1
For dormant companies already registered for corporation tax.
€299.00per year
Ex VAT
- Everything in Dormant Compliance
- Nil CT1 return filed on ROS
- Revenue registrations reviewed
- Advice before starting to trade
Good to know
Dormant doesn't mean nothing to file
A company generally counts as dormant when:
No significant transactions
It has no significant accounting transactions in the year.
Not trading
It has not started trading, or has stopped trading.
Only filing costs
Only CRO fees have been paid, or shares taken by the original subscribers.
FAQ
Dormant company questions
Does a dormant company need to file accounts in Ireland?+
Yes. Every company on the register, trading or not, files a B1 annual return with the CRO each year with accounts attached (except the first). For a dormant company those are dormant accounts, which we prepare as part of Dormant Compliance.
Does a dormant company file a CT1?+
If the company is registered for corporation tax, Revenue expects a CT1 each year even when there is nothing to declare. Dormant with CT1 covers the nil return. If the company was never registered for corporation tax, no CT1 is due.
What if I plan to start trading soon?+
Tell us before the first sale. We'll review your Revenue registrations, add VAT or employer PAYE where needed, and move you onto a trading package so bookkeeping starts from day one.
Would it be better to close the company?+
If you don't expect to use the company, a voluntary strike-off can remove it from the register and end the yearly filing cost. It suits companies with no debts and no assets. We can talk through both options on a free call; the right choice depends on your own plans.
Formed a company but not trading yet?
Keep it compliant for €249 a year while you get ready.