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Importing or exporting goods across international borders requires a valid EU EORI number linked with Irish Revenue. Whether you are scaling up your trading operations or clearing goods through Irish ports for the first time, TAS Consulting manages your application seamlessly.
An Economic Operators Registration and Identification (EORI) number is mandatory for any business or individual moving goods between Ireland, Northern Ireland, Great Britain, and non-EU countries. Without an active EORI code, shipments face severe delays at customs check-points.
We handle your Revenue correspondence, verify your tax registration credentials, and submit your EORI application accurately through official channels. Following approval, our team provides advisory support to ensure your customs declarations comply with updated EU regulations.
Securing your customs registration unlocks key operational benefits:
Move container loads and parcels through Irish ports without frustrating customs holds or storage fees.
Meet strict EU customs codes and avoid regulatory penalties or shipment rejections.
Expand supplier networks across Great Britain, Asia, and North America with an authorized ID.
Link your EORI directly with your Irish VAT registration for streamlined tax accounting.
Per Irish Revenue guidelines, applicants must prepare specific verification items:
An active Irish Tax Reference Number or CRO company registration number.
Proof of business establishment and official registered trading address in Ireland.
Active access to the Revenue Online Service (ROS) to submit electronic forms.
Description of goods imported/exported and primary transport corridors used.
We handle the red tape so your shipments can keep moving without interruption:
Provide your company details and tax registration numbers through our secure portal.
Our specialists verify data accuracy and structure the application according to Revenue standards.
We submit your electronic application directly through the Revenue Online Service system.
Receive your official EORI certificate code within days and begin frictionless trading.
Choose the level of customs assistance that matches your operational volume:
Ideal for established companies needing a fast single-entity customs registration number.
Comprehensive setup including EORI registration, VAT alignment, and ongoing advisory.
Select a service below to view filing workflows, statutory timelines, and requirements.
Rapid electronic submission of your customs registration details directly through Irish Revenue systems.
Check and validate existing EU EORI numbers against official European Commission databases.
Step-by-step guidance for new businesses managing cross-border logistics and freight forwarders.
Specialized customs registration support for UK and international companies trading into Ireland.
Detailed guidelines covering commodity codes, duty assessments, and post-clearance audits.
Navigate post-Brexit customs declarations, safety summaries, and tariffs efficiently.
Align your customs identification code with your Irish VAT and postponed accounting systems.
Clear, fixed-fee rates for individual EORI registrations and enterprise trade packages.
Emergency support for cargo stuck at ports due to missing or unlinked EORI documentation.
Don't let customs delays hold back your shipments. Get in touch with our Dublin team today and get registered.
Once submitted through the Revenue Online Service (ROS), Irish Revenue typically processes and issues EORI numbers within 1 to 3 working days, provided all tax details match.
Yes. If a UK business is acting as the importer or exporter of record on Irish customs declarations, an Irish (IE) EORI number is mandatory alongside a UK EORI.
In Ireland, an EORI number for VAT-registered entities typically builds upon your existing VAT number with specific prefix and suffix formatting (e.g., IE + VAT Number + 000).
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