Locate your Business in Ireland and Avail of...

• 12.5% CORPORATE TAX RATE
• mAXIMISE bUSINESS pROFITS
• fULL cORPORATE mANAGMENT FROM iRELAND
• Extensive network of double tax treaties

Irish Incorporations Ltd. is a professional corporate solutions provider serving the international business community with corporate tax efficient structures. We have been in business since 1994 specialising in Irish company formations. Ireland is now recognised as a key European Union financial centre ideally positioned to project and manage your corporate affairs in a pro business and secure environment. We have many valued clients who have chosen to do business with us because we provide a personal, confidential and flexible service.  Most clients are non-Irish and range from private individuals,expatriates to business-to-business service providers and trading companies. These clients tend to opt for a full service approach as regards company finances and tax planning. This together with Ireland 's excellent image as a quality corporate domicile makes the use of Irish companies attractive for international tax planning and trading purposes. Consistent with our policy to provide a total quality and focused service to clients, we seek to build and retain client relationships, which are reflected in our daily professional duties.

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Ireland - 3rd Most Globalised Economy

Ernst & Young released their report Globalisation and the Changing World of Business at the World Economic Forums in Davos January 2010. The report, which was produced with the Economist Intelligence Unit, measures a country’s openness to trade, movement of capital, exchange of technology and ideas, labour movements, and cultural integration within the world economy.

The 10 most globalised economies were revealed to be:

1. Singapore
2. Hong Kong
3. Ireland
4. Belgium
5. Sweden
6. Denmark
7. Switzerland
8. The Netherlands
9. Israel
10. Finland

The UK and the US rank 15th and 24th respectively.

The report said "In recent years, Ireland has positioned itself as a hub in the global exchange of technology, as a result of its safe operating environment and educated workforce." "It may not be the originator of all the innovation that passes through its doors, but the country's role as a conduit for research and development, through manufacture, packaging and exports, has been an important contributor to its high level of globalisation."

Mike McKerr, senior partner with E&Y in Ireland said "Ireland still remains an extremely attractive location due to the same corporate tax advantages that existed during the Celtic Tiger boom years, alongside a strongly educated workforce and a much improved infrastructure".