By Shannon Power, March 25th 2026

Company secretarial compliance has always been a cornerstone of good corporate governance in Ireland, but in 2026, it takes on heightened importance. Wi...

By Elizabeth Kelly, 20th March 2026

A shareholder may wish to exit a company for various reasons. The purchase by a company of its own shares is one of the most useful methods of exiting a business. Below, we will consider the specific tax issues that practitioners must be mindful of when effecting a share b...

By Shannon Power, 20th March 2026

For many Irish entrepreneurs, starting as a sole trader is an easy and inexpensive way of launching their business. However, as the business’s revenue increases, so do the risks, responsibilities, and tax liabilities. This is often the point at which converting the business ...

By Andrew Lambe, 19th March 2026

The European Commission, including Ireland’s EU Commissioner Michael McGrath, announced on 18th March a landmark proposal that could dramatically reshape how companies are formed and operated across the EU. The new structure — known as “EU Inc.” or the

By Bébhinn Egan, 13th March 2026

Ireland’s corporate compliance landscape is undergoing one of its most significant shake‑ups in recent years. The Companies Registration Office (CRO) have significantl...