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Introduction | Information IRELAND Many of our clients have yet to make decisions about the future of their Irish companies which were previously non-resident. All the deadlines for action have now expired and companies which are not complying with their new filing requirements may face one of two courses of action. They may be struck off at random for failing to file an annual return or they may be summonsed to court where fines of £500 or £1,000 are regularly being awarded. If a company is no longer required steps must be taken to have it dissolved. Ignoring or abandoning the company is not an option. All outstanding statutory matters must be brought up to date and all remaining assets and liabilities dispensed with before the company may make a voluntary strike off application. If these matters are not attended to, the company will remain liable for non-compliance and may well be summonsed. Two current directors of the company must make the strike off application, which must be in writing. The cost of strike off is Euro 600.00 (including disbursements). If you or your client cannot do this we require a deposit of £1,000 against possible litigation. ILS will not be held responsible for its clients' failure to take appropriate action. 
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