If you need to register a company formation in Ireland with U.S. Directors we can assist you. Under the new Companies Act, a single director company can be established as a Private Company Limited by Shares. This structure allows for one director, but a separate company secretary is required. Many people prefer not to involve family or friends in their incorporation process, which is where we come in by providing a Nominee Secretary.
We can serve as a Nominee Secretary for your company, eliminating the need to involve other individuals or entities. A Company Secretary can be any person or registered entity, whether local or international. It’s important to note that the Secretary must not represent another company where the signatory is also the director of the company being incorporated in Ireland. They must be distinct individuals. A company Formation in Ireland with U.S. Directors requires a specific formation process which we can guide you through.
Every limited company in Ireland must maintain a statutory registered office within the state. This office address is publicly visible on the CRO register and cannot be a PO box. It is used by the Companies Registration Office (CRO) to communicate with the limited company in writing, including compliance correspondence addressed to the company’s officers. Other entities may also contact the company’s secretary or directors at this address.
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- Yes. It is possible for a limited company to have one Shareholder. A Shareholder can be a person or entity anywhere in the world. There is no requirement for Directors to have shares in a company unlike many jurisdictions around the world.
- Section 137 of the companies Act 2014 states that if you do not have a Director living in the European Economic Area, then you will require a Non-Resident Directors bond. The following countries comprise the European Economic Area: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, along with Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway.
- The minimum term for the bond is 2 years. In incorporation we acquire the bond once we have all signature pages so we can immediately apply for the bond then the company.
