niamhiepie
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We have checked out lots of websites looking for exact information but it all seems a bit wishy washy......
Do not under any circumstances set up a limited company without first getting proper professional advice.
€200 is very small in an overall sense.
late fees incurred on a company are rarely outside the control of a director. if a director is compliant and meets their obligations their will be no late fees.
Niamhiepie, I think you need to slow down a bit! Forget about focusing on a company and talk to an accountant about the business idea FIRST, get some help there with a business plan, especially if you need to borrow money to get started.This will be money well spent.
Then, if you decide that your idea is viable as a business, you can consider if you really need a company to start with. Starting out as a sole trader first is good advice. Leave Enterprise Ireland out of it for a while yet, and most importantly, the very best of luck with it!
I have to second this! A good accountant will be worth their weight in gold and advise you as to whether you need a Ltd company and all the extra paperwork that goes with it.
Don't forget your bank too, BOI for example gave us an assigned business manager and it's great talking to someone there who's known our business since the start.
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