Full-Lifecycle Corporate & Fiduciary Services

From incorporation and Dublin registered office facilities to statutory CIMA accounting, Form CT1 Corporation Tax compliance, nominee directorships, and corporate banking introductions.

Statutory CRO Formation

Irish Company Formations (LTD, DAC & Branches)

We structure and incorporate Irish corporate entities under the Companies Act 2014 within 3 to 5 business days. As authorized CRO corporate formation agents, we prepare bespoke Constitutions, allocate statutory share capital (€100 divided into 100 ordinary shares), and submit electronic Form A1 filings directly to the registrar.

Private Limited (LTD): Single-document constitution, up to 149 members, simplified governance.
Designated Activity (DAC): Defined corporate objects clause, ideal for joint ventures & debt issuance.
Irish External Branch: Overseas corporate branch registration with CRO Form F12/F13 compliance.
Dublin 7 Registered Office

Dublin Registered Office Address Facility

Under the Companies Act 2014, every Irish incorporated company is required by law to maintain a registered physical address within the state. PO Boxes are strictly prohibited by the CRO. Our official client facility at 2c Grangegorman Lower, Smithfield, Dublin 7 provides complete statutory mail handling while shielding directors' personal residential addresses from public scrutiny.

  • Same-day digital scanning of CRO & Revenue correspondence
  • Receipt of formal legal processes and court summons
  • Complimentary for the first 6 months across all formation tiers
  • Annual renewal at €350 + VAT per annum
Compliance Notice: A registered office address alone does not satisfy Irish Revenue requirements for VAT registration; active physical trading substance is mandatory.
EEA Governance Mandate

Local Irish Resident Director Services

Irish corporate law stipulates that every company must maintain at least one director tax-resident in the European Economic Area. Physical tax residency—not citizenship—governs this mandate. Our network of vetted, experienced Irish resident professional directors actively oversees governance, ensuring the entity satisfies common law "mind and management" requirements for corporate tax residency and traditional retail banking approvals.

6 Months Retainer
€3,600
12 Months Retainer
€7,200
Non-EEA Indemnity

Section 137 Non-EEA Resident Director Revenue Bonds

When non-EEA founders do not wish to appoint a local resident director, Section 137 of the Companies Act 2014 provides a statutory exemption through a €25,000 Revenue Bond. This policy guarantees statutory penalty payments under the Companies Act and Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 for 2 full years.

Bundled with our Non-EU incorporation package at €1,600, or procured standalone for existing entities at €2,100.

CIMA Regulated Practice

Accounting, Payroll & Corporation Tax Compliance

Operating under Clear Vision Accounting Services LTD (QR Accountants), our team of CIMA-regulated management accountants manages full bookkeeping, statutory annual returns, and Irish Revenue tax filings.

Form CT1 Corporation Tax

Filing annual corporation tax returns applying the 12.5% trading rate or 25% passive investment rate, claiming statutory allowances.

VAT3 & RTD Submissions

Bi-monthly VAT calculations, reverse charges, EU cross-border OSS/IOSS declarations, and annual Returns of Trading Details.

Payroll (PAYE, PRSI & USC)

Monthly payroll calculations, digital payslips, and real-time Revenue Online Service (ROS) statutory payroll submissions.

CRO Annual Return (Form B1)

Timely submission within 56 days of Annual Return Date, protecting your company's valuable audit exemption status.

SEPA & Global Settlement

Corporate Bank Accounts & Electronic Money Institutions

Securing a corporate bank account is often the most challenging hurdle for international founders. We act as approved bank introducers, navigating compliance checks, source-of-wealth verifications, and onboarding interviews.

  • Remote EMI Accounts: Multi-currency accounts with dedicated IBANs (SEPA, SWIFT, Faster Payments).
  • Irish Retail Clearing Banks: Assisted applications for Bank of Ireland, AIB (+€2,000 fee).
  • High-Risk Merchant Accounts: Specialised facilities for iGaming, Forex, and digital asset firms.

Comparative Analysis: Offshore IBCs vs. Irish Onshore Entities

Understanding the trade-offs between classic zero-tax offshore hubs and Ireland’s treaty-protected 12.5% onshore holding regime.

Structural Dimension Classic Offshore IBCs (BVI, Cayman) Irish Onshore Companies (Companies Act 2014)
Corporate Tax Rate 0% nominal tax 12.5% active trading profit rate
Double Tax Treaty Access None; vulnerable to foreign withholding taxes 70+ Bilateral Treaties reducing cross-border withholding
EU Directive Protections Excluded; classified as third-country entities EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive (90/435/EEC) 0% withholding
Banking Accessibility Extremely restricted; major tier-1 banks decline IBCs Full Eurozone SEPA integration & major clearing bank access
Commercial Substance Compliance Heavily scrutinized under OECD BEPS standards Established EU jurisdiction with verified Dublin office substance
Best Strategic Use Case Passive asset holding, wealth protection trusts Active international trade, software sales, tech headquarters

Discuss Your Corporate Strategy with Clear Vision Accounting

Speak directly with Mikhail and the CIMA-regulated corporate formations advisory team in Dublin.

Book Free Assessment Call +353 86 896 8279