Ireland offers one of the most attractive business markets available in
Europe due to a solid legal system, advantageous to both individuals and legal entities. Foreign investors who are seeking to
set up a company in Ireland should know that
Limerick is an
important business location, as it is the third largest city in the country.
Our Irish company formation specialists can provide you with assistance on a wide range of
company incorporation services, such as the registration of a business or complying for value added tax or for social security.
Company registration in Limerick
Investors interested in
opening a company in Limerick can receive assistance for all the steps of the
registration process.
Our experts can help with the drafting of the articles of association and can give advice on other important corporate documents. The
incorporation process begins with proposing a trading name for the company, a procedure that can be completed on the on-line platform available at the
Companies Registration Office.
The local legislation stipulates that a founding partner of a
company in Ireland is allowed to provide three trading names.
Our specialists can provide assistance for choosing a
legal entity which will suit best the interests of the entrepreneur.
Virtual office in Limerick
Our company formation agents in Limerick can offer assistance for setting up of a
virtual office, a modern way of
doing business in Ireland. A
virtual office is an establishment in which the investors can receive their correspondence and official documents. The main advantage of a
virtual office is that the business can be managed in a flexible manner, with significant lower costs compared to a traditional office.
Shelf company in Limerick
Our specialists can facilitate the process of purchasing a
shelf company in Limerick, which is a
ready-made business available for sale. A
shelf company is recommended to foreign businessmen who want to establish a business presence on the
Irish market as soon as possible. The company can be purchased in one day, as the seller has to transfer the rights of ownership on the company’s assets to the buyer. The process can be completed under the supervision of an accredited
public notary in Ireland.