What the service can include
- Business structure discussion
- Business name or company registration support with CRO
- Revenue tax registrations
- VAT and employer registration support
- Accounting needs and business plan review
- First-year compliance roadmap
Who it is for
New businesses, contractors moving to a company and entrepreneurs entering Ireland.
A service shaped around your records
Before work begins, we confirm the periods involved, available records, filing responsibilities and the practical handover. You know what we need, what we will do and which dates matter.
Start with the structure and obligations
The right starting point is a discussion about ownership, business activity, expected transactions and whether you will employ staff. We explain the accounting implications of operating as a sole trader, partnership or limited company, and agree the relevant registration work. Putting bookkeeping and record collection in place at the start helps you understand what will be required after registration is complete.
What to prepare for a consultation
- Proposed business activity and ownership
- Preferred business name and contact details
- Expected start date and whether staff will be employed
- Any existing CRO or Revenue registrations
Useful guides and next steps
- Starting a business in Ireland: an accounting checklist
- Company annual returns: prepare before the CRO deadline
English and Polish consultations are available by appointment at our offices: Cork City · Cobh.
Frequently asked questions
Should I be a sole trader or limited company?
It depends on profit level, risk, administration, ownership and future plans. We explain the practical and tax differences before you decide.
Does registration include ongoing accounting?
It can. We can set up an ongoing bookkeeping, payroll and year-end service so your first deadlines are planned from day one.