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Fergal Daly fergal at esatclear.ie
Thu May 11 17:06:07 IST 2000


I went into the Companies Reg Office, got a form asking for my name, 
address and phone number and handed over 20 quid in cash.This got me a Cert 
of Registration for a trading name which I could then fax to the domain 
registry in UCD to prove I was entitled to the domain. I used to handle 
registrations for Clubi way back and this was standard procedure.

No need to start a company and pay accountants etc.,

Fergal


At 16:36 11/05/00, Noel Carroll wrote:
>Funny concidence - I was just looking into this independantly today!!
>It may be cheaper to do things manually but the quote I received today was
>£500.  That was having an accountant sort things our for you.   It basically
>involves filling in a few forms and giving them to him and letting him do
>the rest.   So it worked out at £250 for the setting up and £250 for
>preparation of the first year's returns.






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