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Ireland's corporate tax is 12.5% with less bureaucracy and minimal corruption. The company director needs to be a resident of Ireland but there are services whi
by ashconnor 16y ago
Ireland's corporate tax is 12.5% with less bureaucracy and minimal corruption. The company director needs to be a resident of Ireland but there are services which can provide this.
- dublinclontarf 16y agoThis is true, and the cost of Incorporating is about 60 Euro if you do it yourself, or around 150 to get someone else to do it. You can also file your annual returns etc. online for free (not all form submissions are free though, but most are). See www.cro.ie(company registration office) for more details.
- fierarul 16y agoHiring a dummy company director just to have some Ireland company seems a lot of trouble straight from the start. I've also always looked funny at the companies providing these "services", they are almost similar to companies selling offshores in Pacific or something. Not being able to sign something for your own company seems really restricting, especially when you basically don't even know the director. PS: On a personal note, the only unpaid invoice I ever had is from an Ireland company but then again it was also the only Ireland-based company I worked for, so it's not statistically signifiant.
- tonf 16y agoThe law was changed lately as far as I know. The company director has to be EU resident only.
- ashconnor 16y agoIf that's true then since the OP is located in Italy then this could be a perfect solution. However I know that laws in the UK state that a company is located wherever it's director resides; Italy may have similar laws.