Company due Diligence in Ireland
Company Due Diligence in Ireland
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Due diligence procedures in Ireland
Our lawyers in Ireland can offer you assistance in three types of company due diligence procedures:
• legal due diligence – the lawyers can verify the validity of a sale and purchase contract or the ownership of the company’s assets;
• financial due diligence – our specialists can verify the financial situation of the company;
• commercial due diligence – the procedure refers to the business environment of the company, its competitors and its market position.
Information on the activity of companies set up in Ireland can be obtained from the Irish Companies Register Office (CRO); the Office can provide information on the business activity of the company, its profits and financial situation. If you need further details on this topic, our Irish lawyers can offer you assistance in this matter.
Irish due diligence main areas
Due diligence procedures should start after the two parties involved in the sale of a company have agreed upon the sale price and terms of sale. The accountants and lawyers involved in a due diligence procedure can perform this action for a period of a few weeks (customarily, less than one month), in accordance with the type of due diligence you are interested in. If you are interested in checking the financial situation of a business partner, the procedure can last for a short period of time, as most of the data you might be interested in is available at the Irish CRO. Our Irish law firm can perform a company due diligence procedure for you.
Our lawyers in Ireland can verify areas such as:
• employment situation;
• litigation cases the company may be involved in;
• contracts signed by the company’s management;
• payroll record.
If you need further information on the company due diligence procedures in Ireland, please contact our Irish law firm for assistance.