Hi,
I'm starting a business on-line selling a product that I manufacture and I would like to know how to register a limited company. I don't want to be a sole trader because I think it's much safer to limit my liability. I have an irrational fear that I'll be sued and lose everything that I own.
What's the best way to start the company? I see that it is possible to do this by myself but it appears to be a quite complicated bureaucratic procedure. Therefore I'm prepared to pay somebody to help me to do this so that I don't accidentally break some law. There are a few on-line accounting companies that offer this service:
formacompany.ie
companyformations.ie
Are these companies trustworthy? I would prefer to go to an office and talk about it so is there anywhere like that in Dublin?
What price should I expect to pay? The price on-line always seems to be around the €300-350 mark. Is this reasonable? Is the price of a similar service that's not purely on-line i.e. with an office and a guy in a suit to talk to?
Thanks a lot,
Simon
I'm starting a business on-line selling a product that I manufacture and I would like to know how to register a limited company. I don't want to be a sole trader because I think it's much safer to limit my liability. I have an irrational fear that I'll be sued and lose everything that I own.
What's the best way to start the company? I see that it is possible to do this by myself but it appears to be a quite complicated bureaucratic procedure. Therefore I'm prepared to pay somebody to help me to do this so that I don't accidentally break some law. There are a few on-line accounting companies that offer this service:
formacompany.ie
companyformations.ie
Are these companies trustworthy? I would prefer to go to an office and talk about it so is there anywhere like that in Dublin?
What price should I expect to pay? The price on-line always seems to be around the €300-350 mark. Is this reasonable? Is the price of a similar service that's not purely on-line i.e. with an office and a guy in a suit to talk to?
Thanks a lot,
Simon