Appointing or Removing a Director: The B10 Explained
Director changes must be filed with the CRO within 14 days. Here's how it works.
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Every job has a fixed price covering the paperwork, the filings and the register updates that service needs. You see the price first, and you pay only after we've confirmed the details.
Tap a service to add it to your basket. CRO fees, where they apply, are added at cost.
Status, next annual return date, last accounts and registered office, straight from the CRO register.
Every job has a clear price before you start. No hourly surprises.
Forms, resolutions and minutes prepared by a TCSP-licensed team and filed on time.
Buy a single change, several at once, or a yearly bundle of hours.
Your statutory registers updated, with the RBO notified where a change affects beneficial ownership.
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Most companies only need single jobs. If you need regular secretarial work, such as minutes, resolutions and ongoing support, a yearly plan may be better value: we act as your company secretary and use your hours for any job on this site. If you only need a named company secretary, that's €199.99 + VAT a year.
Codes 4325, 4333 and 4334. CRO fees are charged in addition where they apply. Unused hours don't carry over to the next year.
Many company secretarial services are sold as a yearly package, with changes charged on top. With MyCoSec.ie, a one-off change is a one-off price.
| What you need | Typical yearly package | MyCoSec.ie |
|---|---|---|
| Appoint or replace a director | Yearly fee, often plus a change fee | €54.99 + VAT, once |
| Transfer shares | Usually quoted on top | €149.99 + VAT, once |
| Change the company name | Usually quoted on top | €149.99 + VAT, once |
| A named company secretary | Included in the yearly fee | €199.99 + VAT a year |
| Several changes a year | Yearly fee plus extras | A yearly plan from €449.99 + VAT |
MyCoSec.ie is operated by The Startup Shop Limited, licensed as a Trust or Company Service Provider (TCSP) under Irish anti-money laundering law, licence APP/1292/2021. The licence means we're registered and supervised for this work; it isn't an endorsement of our prices.
Identity checks are carried out through AML HQ. Your documents, filings and registers are kept in the OPSUS 360 client portal, where only the team handling your company can see them. Identity check records are kept for 5 years after we stop working together, as anti-money laundering law requires.
Our team prepares every filing and a qualified accountant signs it off before it goes to the CRO. Phone, email or WhatsApp us, and you'll speak to the people doing the work.
Under the Companies Act 2014, directors must make sure the company complies with the Act. We take the paperwork and the deadlines off your hands, and tell you what we need from you and when.
Who checks your filing. Work is prepared by our team of qualified bookkeepers, accounts assistants and company secretarial staff, then reviewed and signed off by a qualified accountant (FCCA or ACCA) before it goes in.
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Add one job or several to your basket, or choose a yearly plan. Nothing is charged yet.
Within one working day we confirm the work, the total and what we need from you, and complete identity checks for new clients.
By card, using a secure payment link, or by bank transfer.
Forms, resolutions and minutes are drafted and sent to you for signing.
We file with the CRO, Revenue or the RBO and send you confirmation and updated records.
Our prices are for our work. Where the CRO charges a filing fee, it's added at cost, with no VAT.
You pay once a year for a set number of hours. We act as your company secretary and use the hours for jobs like director changes, share transfers and minutes. Your client portal shows the hours used and left. Unused hours don't carry over.
We'll tell you before starting, and you can pay the fixed price for that job or move to a bigger bundle.
A B10 notifies the CRO of a change in directors or secretary, including appointments, resignations and new addresses, and must usually be filed within 14 days. A B69 is filed when a director or secretary has resigned or been removed and the company hasn't filed the change.
We're appointed as your company secretary for the year and file the B10 for the appointment. We act in the role, signing documents as secretary where needed, and you can contact us with secretarial questions. Filings, minutes and register updates are charged per job at the prices on this page, or covered by a yearly plan. CRO fees are extra.
No. Most clients buy single jobs. Yearly plans are there for companies that make changes several times a year.
We confirm your order within one working day. Once you've paid, the identity checks are done and the documents are signed, most changes are filed within a few working days. B10 changes must reach the CRO within 14 days of the change, so tell us early.
A procedure under the Companies Act 2014 that lets a company carry out certain restricted activities, such as loans to directors, capital reductions or a members' voluntary winding up, once the directors make a declaration and members pass a special resolution.
Yes. See NomineeHub.ie for nominee secretaries, Irish and EEA resident directors, director bonds and registered office addresses.
Yes. See LateAnnualReturns.ie to have the late filing penalties cancelled, then AnnualReturnWatch.ie so it doesn't happen again.
Tell us what's happened, such as a director leaving or a shareholder selling, and we'll tell you which filings it needs and the fixed price.
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