Business Start up Costs in Ireland
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Business Start-up Costs in Ireland
A presentation brought to youby LawyersIreland.eu
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Why Start a Business in Ireland?• There are many advantages that
Ireland offers to foreign investors interested to start companies here. Some of these are:
one of the lowest corporate tax rates in Europe - 12,5%;
numerous incentives for entrepreneurs;
various tax exemptions for domestic and foreign income.
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Foreign Entities Opening a Business in Ireland
• As a foreign entity, you do not need permission to establish a company in Ireland, as long as you are a resident of the European Economic Area or Switzerland.
• All other foreign residents need approval from the Irish Ministry of Justice and Equality.
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What are the Business Start-up Costs in Ireland?
• Some of the business start-up costs in Ireland are:
Swearing before a Commissioner for Oaths – 10 EUR;
Register the company at the Company Registration Office – between 50 EUR and 100 EUR;
Obtaining a company seal – about 20 EUR.
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Taxes for Companiesin Ireland >>
• As a business entity, one must pay the following taxes, according to the Irish law:
Corporate tax – applied to all legal entities, at the rate of 12.5%;
Value added tax (VAT) – if your business offers services and the yearly sales are above EUR 37.000; if your company sells goods and the sales are over EUR 75.000.
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>> Taxes for Companiesin Ireland
Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI) – applicable for companies hiring employees. PRSI is established at 8.5% or 10.75%, in accordance with the employee’s gross salary;
Relevant Contract Tax – applicable if your company hires a sub-contractor.
• The other taxes that must be paid by a company in Ireland are:
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Legal and Corporate Counseling in Ireland
• Our team of Irish lawyers can offer you complete guidance throughout the company registration procedure in Ireland.
• If you need to know how much it will cost to open your company in Ireland, do not hesitate to contact our local lawyers.
Thank you for your attention!
• For more information please contact us at:
(+44)203-287 0408 (for international clients)
http://www.lawyersireland.eu8