Whether you're in Dublin or Dubai — Forti handles the Irish compliance.
Searches the live CRO register via core.ie — free, no account needed.
Forti is an cloud-first accountancy firm working with sole traders, limited companies and non-resident founders setting up in Ireland. We run a forward compliance calendar for every client — so filings happen on schedule, Revenue queries get answered as they land, and nothing gets missed.
Fixed fees agreed before we start. A named bookkeeper and accountant on every engagement. A Dublin office when you need it in person.
Most are startups. Most are building from outside Ireland. Find the one that sounds like you.
You want an Irish company for EU market access, and you're not in Ireland. We handle the residence requirement, identity verification and Revenue registrations — remotely, start to finish.
Starting out, going self-employed, or trading for years without proper records. Fixed monthly fee, Form 11 filed on time, and a named accountant who knows your numbers.
Incorporating, already incorporated, or tired of chasing your current accountant. Monthly management accounts, all filings handled, and no year-end invoice surprises.
Irish company law treats founders differently depending on where they are resident — not on what passport they hold. Each route has its own page, with the requirements and the price.
The straightforward route. You meet the director requirement yourself, and formation is usually done inside a fortnight.
Irish Company FormationLiving in Germany, the Netherlands, Poland or anywhere else in the EEA? No bond, no third-party director — and you pay exactly what an Irish founder pays.
EU / EEA foundersUK, US, UAE, India, China and beyond. One package covers the director-residence requirement, identity verification, registrations and your registered office.
Non-EEA foundersNot sure which applies to you? Tell us where you live and we'll say so plainly →
Any accountant can file your accounts. Far fewer can tell you what happens to your VAT when Amazon moves your stock to Poland, or when a marketplace reports your sales to Revenue under DAC7. That is the part we specialise in.
Most businesses move through these three stages. You can join us at any of them — and we handle the move from one to the next.
The simplest way to start. Self-assessment, expense tracking and straightforward Revenue filing, without the overhead of a company.
Incorporating, or newly incorporated. Formation plus first-year compliance, with the start-up reliefs you're entitled to built in from day one.
Trading, employing people, and dealing with more moving parts. Corporation Tax, payroll, CRO filings and management reporting as the team grows.
We're an Irish practice. Our clients are not — they're founders who chose Ireland as their base, from across Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.
Dublin-based, and working with founders across 17 countries. We handle the compliance so you can focus on your business.
Needed an Irish entity ready to trade in the EU, not just incorporated.
Formation, Section 137 Bond, VAT and OSS handled as one process.
Trading and VAT-compliant from day one.
Manual books, behind on Revenue and CRO deadlines.
Migrated to cloud accounting, rebuilt records, set a monthly close.
Fully compliant, with monthly reporting in place.
Needed consistent VAT and DAC7 reporting across two marketplaces.
Aligned registrations, set up A2X/Link My Books reconciliation.
Consistent treatment, no manual cross-checking.
Browse 100+ answered questions in our Knowledge Hub — every one from a real client, searchable by topic.
Any accountant can file your accounts. These are the four areas where clients tell us the difference actually shows.
Section 137 bonds, Form VIF and IPN applications, and the sequencing that keeps identity verification off your critical path. We handle this every week — which is why we can tell you at the first call whether a bond applies to you, and what it will cost.
OSS and IOSS, Pan-EU stock movements, DAC7 marketplace reporting, and the reconciliation between what a marketplace settlement says and what your books say. Where your stock physically sits changes your VAT position — and that is the part most practices miss.
CRO annual returns, RBO beneficial ownership filings and company secretarial work, done to deadline rather than in arrears. We track the rules as they change — including the audit exemption reforms that took effect in July 2025.
Section 486C start-up relief, and whether you genuinely qualify. The PRSI caps that drive the calculation apply per employee and per director, not in aggregate — a detail that changes the answer more often than people expect.
Starting a company, switching accountant or not sure where to begin — tell us what you're doing and we'll take it from there.
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