Ireland Company Incorporation & Annual Maintenance Renewal

Ireland applies a highly competitive 12.5% standard corporate tax rate on active trading income, making it a premier destination for international businesses and tech startups.

Yes. International founders and multinational groups can maintain 100% equity ownership of an Irish company without requiring a local commercial partner.

Yes, under Section 137 of the Companies Act 2014, you must have at least one director resident in the European Economic Area (EEA). However, if you do not have an EEA-resident director, you can satisfy this requirement by securing a Section 137 Non-Resident Director Bond.

It is a mandatory statutory insurance bond providing financial cover to the Irish government. It allows foreign founders to legally incorporate and operate an Irish company without appointing an EEA-resident director.