Start Your Business Today with Ireland’s Company Formation Agent: Abbey Blue Legal LTD
At Abbey Blue Legal LTD, we take pride in being a reliable and trustworthy company formation agent in Ireland. We understand that starting and maintaining a business can be overwhelming, which is why we provide a range of services beyond just company registration.
We believe that compliance with statutory provisions is crucial for any company, regardless of its size or age. That’s why we offer an extensive portfolio of post-registration procedures that help businesses stay compliant. Whether you’re a startup or a well-established corporation, we have you covered.
Our corporate services include company incorporation, company secretarial support, compliance, and filing services for changes to registered office addresses, changes in directors/secretaries, or changes to their particulars. We also help with the preparation and submission of the annual return and provide relevant information for statutory filing requirements. At Abbey Blue Legal LTD, we’re committed to supporting businesses in Ireland, and we look forward to helping you succeed.
As an authorized provider of company registration services, we are a trusted choice for our clients. You can count on us to deliver reliable and efficient service when it comes to registering your business.
Our commitment to our clients goes beyond just beginning the process of company registration. We have a team of dedicated professionals who will guide and assist you throughout the entire process until your company is legally registered and ready to begin operations. You can rely on us for support as you start and grow your business.
We offer comprehensive service packages at a competitive and transparent price. Our pricing includes all the necessary formalities relevant to the selected package, with no hidden costs. You can trust that the price you pay for our packages covers all the services you need, without any surprises or additional charges.
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A company limited by shares is a type of legal structure in which the liability of the shareholders is limited to the amount they have invested in the company. This means that shareholders are not personally liable for the company’s debts. The company is owned by shareholders who hold shares in the company, and it is managed by directors who are appointed by the shareholders.
The time required to register a company in Ireland can vary depending on several factors such as the type of company being formed and the accuracy and completeness of the information provided in the application. Generally, the registration process takes between 5-10 working days if all the requirements are met.
Yes, a company can be registered and run by a single person. This type of company is known as a single-member company, and the individual is both the shareholder and director of the company.
The main benefit of forming a limited company instead of a sole trader is that it provides limited liability protection to the company’s owners. This means that the personal assets of the owners are not at risk if the company incurs debts or legal liabilities. Additionally, a limited company can enhance the credibility of a business and provide greater opportunities for growth and expansion.
To incorporate a company in Ireland, you will need to provide details such as the company name, the type of company, the registered office address, the names and addresses of the directors and secretary (if applicable), and the share capital of the company. You will also need to submit the required forms and pay the necessary fees to the Companies Registration Office.
Every Irish-registered company is legally required to hold a company seal (sometimes referred to as the ‘Common Seal’) which has its company name engraved on it in legible characters. The purpose of a company seal is to emboss official company documents which ensures authenticity. For example, all company’s share certificates are required to be embossed with the company’s seal beside the officer’s signatures. The Companies Act 2014 provides that the company seal shall only be used with the authority of the directors or of a committee of directors.
Yes, Abbey Blue Formations provides ongoing support to its clients after the company is incorporated. Our services include company secretarial support, compliance and filing services, and more.
A company can commence trading activity as soon as it is incorporated and has obtained all necessary permits and licenses.
A company is required to submit an annual return and financial statements to the Companies Registration Office (CRO). The financial statements must be audited, unless the company is exempt from audit.
No, it is not necessary to be a resident of Ireland to incorporate a company. However, the company must have a registered office address in Ireland.
There is no set minimum number of shares that a company must issue, but at least one share must be issued upon incorporation.