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| Advantages |
- Ireland has a high authority on international scale
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| Disadvantages |
- Mandatory keeping of accounting records, presenting of annual accounts
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| Corporative legislation |
- Company Act 1961-1990., adjunction 1999
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| Form of tax-exempted company |
- Company - resident (hereinafter - company)
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| Authorized business activities |
- All and any activities not prohibited by the law, except banking, insurance, re-insurance, financial services
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| Taxation |
- Profit from companies business activities is charged by 20% income tax, if profit is not more than 200 000 IEP - 12.5%, other incomes - 25%, capital increment tax
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| Name of company |
- Name of the company must not be identical or confusingly similar to the existing ones
- Name must end on words: Limited or Ltd. Words Insurance, Bank, Chamber of Commerce, Co-operative, Credit Union, Group, Holding, Building Society, Royal and a number of other words can be used only if approved by financial commission
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Who executes the foundation
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- Signatories, subscribe for two 2 shares minimum 2 GBP, whose functions are limited to nomination of the first director
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| Statute capital of the company |
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| Recommended statute capital |
- 2000 GBP, divided into 2000 shares with par value 1 GBP
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| Shares |
- Emission of registered shares with par value only
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Shareholders
- Minimum number
- Nominal shareholders
- Holders of trust equities
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- One legal or natural entity, non-resident of Ireland
- Permitted
- Permitted
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Does the law provide for
non-disclosure of the information?
- About actual owner of the company
- About bank transactions
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- The real owner cannot be determined, if nominee shareholder holds shares
- No
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Directors
- minimum number
- nationality and citizenship
- status |
- Two natural entities
- One of directors must be a resident of Ireland
- All the powers apart from those falling into the exclusive competence of members (determined by articles of association)
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On the territory of Ireland there
has to be:
- registered office
- registered agent
- local secretary
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- Required
- Not required
- Required, legal or natural entity, can consolidate the function of secretary and director
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Holding of the meeting of
-shareholders
-directors
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- Meetings can be hold and documents kept anywhere
- Annual meeting of participants are required
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Mandatory
- keeping of accounting records
- annual account
- presentation of auditor's conclusion
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- Yes
- Yes, including the following information:
Names and addresses of directors, secretaries, shareholders, as well as the amount of shares owned by each of them, statute capital, account status
- Yes
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| Information at disposal to third party |
- Names and addresses of directors and shareholders, registration address, statute and memorandum
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| Documents held at registration office |
- Register of shareholders, directors and secretaries
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| Agreements on exemption from double taxation |
- Australia, Greece, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, India, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Great Britain, USA, Zambia, Nigeria, Spain, Portugal, Pakistan
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| Currency control |
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| Term of incorporation |
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| Possibility to purchase a "ready-made" company |
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