You do not pay tax on the excess of your income in any given year. You are not trading. You will however pay tax on any investment income you may earn (bank interest, etc).
You do not pay tax on the excess of your income in any given year. You are not trading. You will however pay tax on any investment income you may earn (bank interest, etc).
No. You don't need to if you write into revenue and say that the company is a management company, has no trading income and therefore does not need to file a CT1.
Dont need to file tr2 for the same reason. The revenue should be aware of the company on incorporation and it will have no employees, VAT etc
1) Completed form B1
2) Full set of audited accounts (NB Management Companies are not entitled to audit exemption nor are they entitled to file abridged accounts.)
If the company has non management fee income then a CT1 needs to be filed within 8 months and 21 days of the year end. This income would typically be interest earned on deposits or investments, rental income etc.