Why Ireland is an Attractive Location for Your Business?

Ireland has enjoyed significant growth of inward investment in recent years much of which is attributable to the quality of it's young well educated work force, modern telecommunications infra structure and a government backed pro business environment.

Irish Incorporations Ltd. has been involved in the supply of corporate tax planning solutions to the international business community since the mid 1990’s. We specialise in the incorporation and management of Irish Registered Companies and adhere to all regulatory matters in compliance with the Irish Department of Finance and the Irish Companies Registration Office requirements. The number of businesses locating in Ireland over the past decade has increased enormously with many major Multinationals in the IT and Pharmaceutical areas basing their international operations from the jurisdiction. We now offer the opportunity for small to medium enterprises to avail of the many benefits that Ireland as a corporate domicile confers.

Some of the key features of:

Low Corporate Tax Rate-12.5% on Trading Profits

Excellent Double Tax Treaty Network

Attractive Holding Company Regime

Europe Union and Euro Zone Member with free movement of goods

Ideal Location for Europe - EMEA Business

Stable Business Environment - Serviced by Major International Banks

Low Capitalisation costs when compared to other EU countries

English Speaking

Recent publicity regarding

Ireland

's international reputation may have been unfairly critical as the following excerpt from the Irish Times newspaper dated 10th Nov. 2009 reports following comments made the chief executive of the IDA (Industrial Development Authority).

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“International investors don’t look at such things. They are more interested in talent, tax, track record and ease of doing business,” he says. “This is evidenced by the IBM global location annual report published last month (Oct. 2009) which highlighted Ireland as the most successful country in the world for attracting foreign investment last year when measured by jobs per 100,000 population.”

The report, which bumped Ireland up to first place from tenth last year, ahead of countries such as Hungary and Singapore, said that despite its economic difficulties, Ireland had experienced “significant absolute and relative gains in inbound investment as a result of the country’s strengths in services and R&D”. Indeed Ireland also placed well in terms of R&D jobs, moving up to 11th from 19th last year, behind India, the US and UK, and entering the top 20 for services jobs, in 14th place. "

While he acknowledges that it is a difficult environment in which to attract foreign direct investment, “the current global economic situation hasn’t stopped the flow of companies”.So far this year, 43 new IDA projects have been announced. Some recent examples include McAfee’s expansion of its Cork operation with the establishment of an inside sales operation for Europe, Middle East and Africa and the creation of 120 jobs, Bermuda funds firm Butterfield Fulcrum setting up a Dublin fund administration operation which will generate 40 jobs, and IBM’s expansion of its software lab, with the creation of an extra100 new jobs.

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It is these positive sentiments that makes Ireland an attractive location for your international business...