Accountants for foreign clients in Ireland

Accountants for foreign clients are firms that say on their profile that they serve owners, investors or groups based outside Ireland. That matters because the work is different: reading foreign identity papers, dealing with a parent company’s reporting dates, and explaining Irish rules to someone who does not know the system. One example is the director rule, where the CRO says one director must be resident in the European Economic Area, a point a firm used to non-residents can explain.

When you compare profiles, look for the languages offered, the client groups named, such as non-resident landlords, expatriates or multinational groups, and the entity types handled, including branches and holding companies. Ask whether one named person will be your contact, how the firm deals with time zones, and whether it can work with your home-country adviser.

Seventy-one firms on Accountanty state a focus on foreign clients: 62 accounting firms, 8 corporate services providers and one law firm. Fifty-five are small, 9 are large networks and 7 are medium. Between them they list English (28), Polish (7), Spanish (4), Chinese (3) and French (3), and 64 of them offer accounting and 70 offer tax compliance. Construction, technology and start-ups are the industries named most. Read the Ireland guide first, then send one request through Accountanty.

Accountants for foreign clients in Ireland

Taxback

Accounting firm · International network

Dublin

  • Tax compliance
  • VAT

Languages: English · German · Spanish · French …

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Frequently asked questions

What makes a firm suitable for a foreign owner?

Experience with owners abroad, a clear point of contact, the languages you need and a willingness to work across time zones. Ask for examples of the kinds of clients it serves without asking it to name them.

Do these firms handle non-resident landlords?

Seven of the 71 name non-resident landlords among their client groups. If that is you, ask how the firm handles rental income and the returns that follow.

How do I send a request to several firms?

Use the free quote form. Accountanty reviews your request and forwards it to suitable firms, so you describe your company once. Include your country, the service you want and your timetable.

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