Setting up a business
Overview of information to help you start a business when you return to Ireland.
Back for Business is a free development programme to help Irish citizens who have returned to Ireland to start or develop a business.
Information on becoming self-employed as a sole trader and a description of the legalities and tax implications.
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Outline of what you need to know if you are thinking of setting up a business.
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Find out how to set up a business in Ireland, from writing a business plan to hiring employees.
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If you’re starting a business, you will need a business plan to approach a financial institution for a loan, apply for a small business grant, or pitch to investors.
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Find out how to employ staff in your new business, and the responsibilities you have as an employer.
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If you own a business, you must make sure it is tax compliant and that you make tax returns annually. This page outlines the tax obligations you must meet as a sole trader or partnership in Ireland.
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This page explains where to find information on starting a business, including the organisations and agencies that can help.
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