Company Bureau Formations Ireland

By Bébhinn Egan, 10th November 2026

We’re delighted to announce that Company Bureau has been shortlisted in three categories at the HRLocker Awards 2026, making us one of only two organisations represented a...

By Tuulikki Hohenthal, 3rd November 2026

The difference between a limited and an unlimited company comes down to who pays if the company fails. In a limited company, the members’ liability is generally limited to any amount unpaid on their shares. In an unlimited company, members can be required to contribut...

By Annette McCarthy, 3rd November 2026

A registered office address is the official address of an Irish company, recorded at the Companies Registration Office (CRO), where legal documents and official notices are served. A business address, also called a trading address, is where the company actually works fr...

By Sarah Al Saji, 3rd November 2026

Many small and micro companies in Ireland can claim an audit exemption. If your company meets the size and filing requirements, is not an excluded company type and no member has validly required an audit, it may be able to file unaudited financial statements with the Compa...

By Antonia Nikolic, 3rd November 2026

The simplest way to close a company in Ireland is a voluntary strike-off. If your company has stopped trading (or never started), owes no more than €150, holds no more than €150 in assets and has all its annual returns filed, you can ask the Companies Registration Office...