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The focus on immigration in recent Brexit discussions appears to have somewhat broadened from the speculation of what Brexit could mean for the mobility of employees between Ireland and the UK to include a political focus on border control and general security concerns.

Ireland takes first step to create a central register of beneficial owners of Irish incorporated companies

Existing private limited companies will have to decide whether to become a Company Limited by Shares or a Designated Activity Company.

Companies (Accounting) Bill 2016 has been published and includes three types of measures.

One of the main purposes of an AGM is for the shareholders to review the company affairs and receive and consider financial statements.

A guide to setting up a business organisation in Ireland.

Registration under the Companies Act 2014

A new four tier categorisation of offenses helps to both identify breaches of the Companies Act 2014 and the consequences for non compliance.

The Act consolidates and reforms existing Irish company law. It aims to make it easier and more efficient for a company to do business in Ireland.