An Irish limited company can be a strong EU base for Indian groups — but CRO filings, EEA director rules, VAT, corporation tax, and India FEMA must be planned together before you treat incorporation as complete.
CRO is a compliance system, not a formality
Late annual returns and inconsistent beneficial-ownership data create avoidable penalties and banking friction. Build the compliance calendar when you incorporate — not after the first Revenue letter.
Documents Indian founders should gather
- 1Proposed company name and activity description
- 2Director / secretary candidates and ID packs
- 3Registered office arrangement in Ireland
- 4Share capital and Indian funding plan
- 5Customer geography (Ireland, EU, or export) for VAT thinking
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Quick answers
Direct answers to common questions on this topic.
Yes in many cases, subject to CRO, beneficial-ownership, and director rules, plus India FEMA for funding. Local partners handle registry filings; PJRJ coordinates the India file.
No. Irish corporation tax, VAT, transfer pricing, and India taxation of residents or remittances depend on facts. Do not rely on informal rate claims.
Delhi or Gurgaon partners scope formation and India DTAA/FEMA, then work with Irish partners for CRO and Revenue filings.
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