If you are a foreign business considering doing business in Ireland then you will need to consider some key business issues as follows:

• Ireland’s Government attitude to Foreign Direct Investment
• The trading structure or business registration your company will take in Ireland whether this is through a place of business, branch registration or  limited company subsidiary
• The legal environment for doing business in Ireland including company law, employment law & health and safety
• Irelands taxation framework including corporation tax, VAT, PAYE/payroll taxes, double tax treaties, witholding taxes, Capital gains tax, personal taxes & social insurance law (Location of your business in Ireland could ultimately reduce your overall international corporation tax bill)
• Availability of business premises &  skilled employees
• Other issues such as banking, finance & intellectual property framework

We have extensive experience advising foreign companies on the issues they face when locating a business in Ireland.

Contact us to discuss in further detail. O’Mahony Donnelly Contact

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