Starting out as a sole trader, or trading under a name that isn't your own? Irish law requires your business name to be registered — we handle it quickly and correctly.
Straightforward, compliant, secure
Registration handled in line with all current Irish legislation and CRO requirements.
We register business names quickly and in line with all current regulations.
All payments are processed through secure, encrypted merchant accounts.
Whether you plan to trade as an individual, a partnership, or a company, registering a business name is a strict legal requirement in Ireland whenever the trading name differs from the legal name behind it.
We make sure the name is legally acceptable and that every supporting document reaches the CRO correctly. If you also need a registered office address, we can arrange one through our authorised third-party provider at their standard rate.
For sole traders and anyone trading under a business name.
Yes — if you trade under any name other than your own true name, your partners' true names, or your company's full corporate name, that name must be registered with the CRO.
No. A registered business name is simply a trading name — it doesn't provide the limited liability protection that comes with incorporating a company.
It's typically one of our fastest services — most registrations are completed within a few working days of receiving your details.
As a sole trader, you and the business are legally the same, so you're personally liable for its debts. A limited company is a separate legal entity, which limits your personal liability.
Yes, a Personal Public Service Number (PPSN) is needed to register for income tax. If you don't have one yet, get in touch and our team will point you in the right direction.
