For a relatively small island on the edge of Europe, Ireland is phenomenally successful in attracting and retaining foreign investment. Almost 1,000 overseas companies involved in engineering, information communications technologies, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, financial and internationally traded services have selected Ireland as a base for their operations.
While globalisation means that opportunities for growth are increasing worldwide, the thought of doing business in another jurisdiction can be daunting.
At RBK, our experienced professionals assist domestic businesses seeking to expand overseas as well as overseas companies establishing or acquiring businesses in Ireland.
Our services include:
As a member firm of the LEA Global alliance of independent accounting and taxation firms, RBK has access to some 2,000 qualified professionals and almost 23,000 support staff in 220 firms around the world. We draw on this powerhouse of expertise to advise you on the optimum commercial and taxation structures for your overseas operations.
Further areas where we can assist can be seen in our Doing Business in Ireland Guide.
To find out more about how RBK can assist your business’s international objectives, please contact a member of our team.
Doing Business in Ireland 2021 5.49 MB
RBK are delighted to share our Doing Business in Ireland Guide 2021 which has been updated to incorporate new measures introduced in Finance Act 2020.
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Doing Business in Ireland 2020 8.08 MB
The RBK Doing Business in Ireland Guide 2020 has been updated to incorporate new measures introduced in Finance Act 2019.
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Doing Business in Ireland 2019 8.04 MB
As the only native English speaking member of the Eurozone (and in the event of Brexit, the EU), Ireland is ideally positioned to access the internal EU market of 500 million people. Our Doing Business in Ireland Guide outlines the tax and business incentives for those planning to do business in Ireland.
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