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The deadline for re-registering your private company limited by shares as a new form LTD or Designated Activity Company is fast approaching.

As we begin to approach certain key milestone dates under the Irish Companies Act 2014, now is the time to check whether your organisation is up to speed with the key new compliance requirements introduced by the legislation.

The Companies Act 2014 introduced two new company types: a new form of private company limited by shares (known as an "LTD") and the designated activity company (known as a "DAC").

Some weeks ago the Companies Registration Office had announced that the opening of the Central Register of Beneficial Ownership of Companies

The easiest way to take cash out of your pocket and put it in the buyers is to mismanage your working capital.

Significant changes to corporate law, which are aimed at enhancing the transparency of UK companies (amongst other things), are scheduled to take place in the coming months.

ESG related reporting requirements for companies are putting an ever-increasing emphasis on non-financial factors, with recent regulatory developments ensuring

Euronext Dublin has published the first Irish Corporate Governance Code (the Code) which sets out a series of principles aimed at guiding companies in their governance practices and more detailed provisions...

Notwithstanding a robust Q1 in M&A activity in Ireland, deal value and volume fell substantially over the first six months of 2020.

We bring you an update on the long-awaited publication of draft legislation which will considerably broaden the requirement for Irish unlimited subsidiary companies to publicly file financial statements.

Most of the provisions of the Companies (Accounting) Act 2017 (the "Act") came into effect on 9 June 2017.

Importantly, these changes solely concern audit exemption criteria and companies will still incur late filing fees if it fails to file on time with the CRO.

The Companies (Rescue Process for Small and Micro Companies) Bill 2021 (Bill) detailing the government's proposed rescue process for small and micro companies (SCARP)

For owner-managed businesses, there are a number of reasons why a decision to sell is made - the cost of capital, taking cash off the table, retirement, making way for the next generation...

For some larger companies and groups, it makes good business sense to avoid having to publicly file their accounts. This involves adopting a corporate structure that sees the business move from limited company status to unlimited company status.

The Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") is proposing to repeal and replace its UCITS regulations to align the Irish domestic regulatory framework with the revised EU rules being introduced in April 2026.