Every Irish company is legally required to have a company secretary, and the job comes with deadlines that are easy to miss. Our Dublin team takes it on for you: the annual return, the registers, the filings and the reminders, all explained in plain English.
What we keep on top of for you.
TAS Consulting is a Dublin-based team of accountants and tax advisers. Company secretarial work sits right alongside the accounts and tax we already prepare for our clients, so the people filing your annual return are the same people who know your numbers.
That means fewer hand-offs, fewer missed deadlines and straight answers when you ask a question. You shouldn't need a law degree to run your own company, and with us you won't. Learn more about setting up a limited company in Ireland.
To take the legal housekeeping off your desk, so you can get on with running your business, and to make sure nothing is ever filed late, forgotten or misunderstood.
Everything your company needs to stay in good standing with the CRO.
We prepare and file your annual return with the CRO on time, with your accounts attached when they're due. No late fees, no panic.
Annual accounts and returnsYour statutory registers, board minutes and shareholder resolutions, drafted and kept properly so they're ready for any inspection. We can also arrange a company seal.
Order company sealsWe track every deadline for you and remind you well before it matters.
You get a clear explanation of what's needed and why, not a page of legal terms.
Your secretarial, accounts and tax all sit with one firm, which saves time and repetition.
Pick up the phone or pop in. You'll always know who to ask.
Keeps your registers, files your returns and watches every deadline.
Prepares your accounts and corporation tax return, so everything lines up.
One person who answers your questions and keeps things moving.
Yes. Every company must have one. If you have just one director, the secretary has to be a different person. Appoint a secretary with us.
Yes, as long as the company has more than one director. Many owners still hand the role to a professional, so the paperwork doesn't depend on a busy director.
They keep the statutory registers, file the annual return, notify the CRO of changes, look after beneficial ownership filings and help the board stay compliant.
A late filing penalty applies, which is €100 plus €3 for each extra day, capped at €1,200. Repeat lateness can also affect your audit exemption, so it's worth avoiding. Read our late filing guide.
Yes. We can take over from another provider or from an in-house team, and we'll bring your registers and filings up to date as part of the handover.
Our team is based in Dublin, but we look after companies across Ireland and work remotely with overseas owners too.
Tell us a little about your company and we'll explain what you need, what it costs and how quickly we can get started.
General information only, not legal advice. Deadlines and fees change, so please confirm your own situation with us.
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