A business name and a limited company are not the same. This page helps founders choose between registering a trading name and forming an Irish LTD.
End-to-end CRO compliance, transparent pricing, and a real Irish team behind every formation.
Formation packages include the Companies Registration Office filing fee, so pricing is easier to compare.
You get practical guidance before and after incorporation, not just an automated filing screen.
IPN, Section 137 bond, registered office and RBO requirements can be handled in one route.
Certificate of Incorporation, constitution and share documents are organised for banking and tax steps.
Packages are written around what founders usually need to start an Irish LTD properly.
Pages explain what to compare and how to decide, without making unsupported claims about other providers.
We review directors, shareholders, registered office, PPSN/IPN needs and the formation route.
Pick the package that matches your residency, banking, tax and compliance needs.
We prepare company details, constitution, officer information and CRO filing documents.
After incorporation, we guide you through RBO, tax, banking and annual return next steps.
No hidden fees. CRO filing fees included.
A business name can be useful where a sole trader, partnership or company wants to trade under a name that is not the legal name of the person or entity.
It does not create the same structure as a limited company. The legal and tax position depends on the person or entity behind the business name.
Official references worth checking include the CRO company incorporation guidance, CRO officer guidance and Revenue VAT registration guidance where tax registration is relevant.
A limited company is a separate company registered with the CRO. It has directors, a secretary, shareholders, a registered office and annual return obligations.
Many founders choose an LTD when they want a more formal business structure, clearer ownership and separation between the company and the individual founder.
Official references worth checking include the CRO company incorporation guidance, CRO officer guidance and Revenue VAT registration guidance where tax registration is relevant.
No. A business name is usually a registered trading name. A limited company is a separate legal entity.
A limited company is generally used where founders want a separate legal entity and limited liability structure.
Yes. A company can register a business name if it trades under a name different from its legal company name.
Get started in minutes — your Certificate of Incorporation in as little as 3 working days.
Start Now