Companies Act 2014

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Directors' Compliance Statement Companies Act 2014: One Year On

Overview

Companies Act 2014 consolidates and reforms Irish Company Law - every company, director and company secretary will be impacted.  Decisions will need to be made around the most appropriate new entity to convert to. PwC are here to advise on the impact the new Act will have and to assist in ensuring companies and their officers remain compliant with Irish company law.

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Overview of the new legislation passed in December 2014
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