Irish Company Incorporation and Statutory Documents

Name: Irish Company Incorporation and Statutory Documents
Price: 350 EUR
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Irish company incorporation and statutory document set

This is the core registration service: we form the company at the Companies Registration Office and deliver the complete set of documents the company needs in order to exist properly, open a bank account and satisfy due diligence. The CRO electronic filing fee of EUR 50 is included in the price shown, so there is no separate state charge to add.

What is included

Form A1 preparation and filing. We prepare and submit the incorporation application as an authorised electronic filing agent, so the filing goes to the CRO directly from us rather than through a third party.
Company constitution. Drafted for your company rather than a generic template, covering share classes, director powers and decision making.
Certificate of Incorporation. Issued by the CRO on registration.
Statutory registers. Register of members, register of directors and secretaries, register of allotments, register of transfers, register of charges and the registers of officers’ interests, as required under the Companies Act 2014.
Share certificates. Prepared for each shareholder in line with the section 99 requirement to issue within two months of allotment.
First decision of the directors. Board minutes or a written resolution under section 161, recording the matters a company must deal with at the outset, including financial year end, registered office, share allotment and accounting records.
AML and KYC. Full identity and source of funds checks on every director, shareholder and beneficial owner, carried out to the standard required of us as a licensed Trust and Company Service Provider.

What is not included

This service covers the company itself. It does not include the ongoing services a new Irish company also needs, each of which is priced separately: registered office address, company secretary, tax registrations, RBO filing, the first annual return, and, where no director is resident in the EEA, a solution for the section 137 requirement. If you would rather take everything in one go, the formation packages bundle these at a lower total than ordering them individually.

Non-resident founders

There is no residency requirement to own an Irish company. There is, however, a requirement under section 137 of the Companies Act 2014 for at least one director resident in the European Economic Area. If none of your directors qualifies, the company cannot be registered until that is addressed, either by appointing an EEA-resident director or by putting a section 137 bond in place. We will tell you which applies to you before anything is filed, not after.

Timing

Processing time is set by the CRO rather than by us. We file as soon as your documents and AML checks are complete, and we do not leave an application sitting. We will confirm the current expected turnaround when we take your details.

Price shown is exclusive of VAT. The EUR 50 CRO filing fee is included.

Irish Company Incorporation and Statutory Documents

€350 excl. VAT

What’s Included:

Preparation and electronic filing of Form A1 with the Companies Registration Office
Company constitution, Certificate of Incorporation and full statutory document set
AML and KYC handling for all directors, shareholders and beneficial owners
CRO filing fee of EUR 50 included, no separate charge

Why Choose Chern & Co?

Safe & Trustworthy

All payments are encrypted and handled via trusted providers. Your corporate data is processed securely and confidentially.

Flexible Payments

Visa, Mastercard, Crypto, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay. Clear invoices and instant receipts for every order.

Leading Authorised Agent

Certified CRO agent with deep expertise in Irish company law and non‑resident formations.

Transparent Terms

Clear online terms & conditions, fixed prices, and no hidden fees across all services.

Dedicated Support

Guided registration for EU and non‑EU residents with responsive, expert assistance.

FAQ Section

Do I need to be physically present in Ireland to set up a company?

No, physical presence is not required. You can register a private company limited by shares or a company limited by guarantee entirely remotely, with all documents signed digitally and couriered where necessary.

How long does it take to register a company in Ireland?

The process typically takes 7–10 working days after completing AML/KYC checks and preparing your documentation. Timelines may vary depending on CRO processing times and additional registrations, such as intra-EU VAT registration.

What payment methods are accepted for company registration?

We accept bank transfers, major credit/debit cards, crypto payments, and selected online payment systems. All fees must be paid in advance before we start the incorporation and standard business occupation registration process.

Can I set up a business in Ireland from abroad?

Yes. Many of our clients are non-residents. We handle the full process remotely, including providing a registered Irish address, company secretary services, and nominee director options for compliance with Irish law.

Can I register a company without an Irish address?

No, every Irish company must have a registered office in Ireland. Our Prime Business Formation Package includes a compliant Irish address service for official correspondence and CRO filings.

What is the Prime Business Formation Package?

It’s our all-in-one service for non-residents. It covers incorporation, registered office, company secretary, nominee director (if needed), RBO filing, tax registrations, and support with intra-EU VAT registration.

What documentation do I need to incorporate a company in Ireland?

You’ll need passport copies and proof of address for all directors, shareholders, and beneficial owners. Additional documents may be required for specific activities or if you plan an intra-EU VAT registration.

What are the benefits of starting a business in Ireland?

Ireland offers a 12.5% corporate tax rate, EU market access, strong international reputation, and straightforward compliance procedures. We also assist with company strike-off if you later decide to close your business.

What types of companies can I register in Ireland?

Most clients choose a private company limited by shares, but we also assist with company limited by guarantee and other structures depending on your goals and business occupation type.

Regulatory Disclosure

Chern & Co Ltd is a licensed Trust and Company Service Provider (TCSP) in Ireland, authorised and supervised by the Department of Justice.

Our official registration reference is TCSP APP/1211/2018, and we are listed in the public TCSP register maintained by the Irish Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Unit.

Compliance • AML • TCSP

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