Taxonomy List

Information for Businesses

Irish Single Point of Contact Website for Businesses

The Irish Point of Single Contact website http://www.pointofsinglecontact.ie/ brings together information on procedures and services to those intending to establish a business in Ireland.
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Business

Rates

Commercial Rates. How they are calculated, how to pay them and more. Please note: Water Rates are now payable to Uisce Éireann Contact Details: By email: General complaints: customerservice@water.ie Water Service complaints: operations@water.ie By

Business

Managing Your Business Waste

Ways to manage your business waste

Business

Building and Fire Regulations

The Building Control Regulations 1997 to 2015 require: owners, builders, and registered construction professionals to demonstrate, through the Statutory Register of Building Control Activity, that the works or building concerned have been designed

Business

Business related Licences and Permits

Business related licences and permits

Funding

Sources of funding for business

Business Water Customers

Uisce Éireann can provide further information on the quality of your drinking water supply. Business customers should be aware, however, that the internal plumbing arrangements within the site and their possible effect on drinking water quality is wholly the responsibility of the owner.

Doing Business with Meath County Council

Tenders and procurement

Meath County Development Plan

Find information about Meath County Development Plan

Planning Permission Applications in Business

Planning for the Business Person

Point of Single Contact for Businesses

The Irish Point of Single Contact website http://www.pointofsinglecontact.ie/ brings together information on procedures and services to those intending to establish a business in Ireland.

Licences for Signage, Outdoor Dining, Scaffolding, Hoarding & Skips

Licences for signage to Business Premises, Tourist Attractions & Facilities, Community Text Alert signage, Outdoor Dining, Scaffolding, Hoarding & Skips on public roads.

Applications are under Section 254 of the Planning & Development Act, 2000.

Starting a Business

Under Irish law every new business when it is set up is required to register for business tax purposes.

Useful Business Websites

A list of websites providing information and support for business