Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
541 matching statutes
Ireland
1 provisions
This Order transfers specified departmental administration and ministerial functions from the Minister for Industry and Energy to the Department and Minister for Trade, Commerce and Tourism, and starts on 16 December 1983.
Ireland
1 provisions
This Act is about regulating and controlling the carriage of passengers, merchandise, and mails by road.
Ireland
1 provisions
This Act amends several laws about residential tenancies, including tenant information, rent reviews, termination of certain tenancies, information sharing, and some planning-related matters.
Ireland
1 provisions
This Act sets up licensing and a register for retail sales of tobacco products and nicotine inhaling products, and provides for related offences and amendments.
Ireland
1 provisions
This Order transfers fisheries-related public services, officers, and related powers from the Minister for Lands and Fisheries to the Minister for Agriculture, and updates references and related property transfers.
Ireland
2 provisions
These Regulations set rules for life assurance business in the State, including authorisation, technical reserves, solvency, asset localisation, reporting, and penalties for non-compliance.
Ireland
1 provisions
Crypto-asset service providers meeting the stated links to the State must register with the Revenue Commissioners and file a return by the specified date; users must provide needed information, and failures can trigger penalties.
Ireland
1 provisions
These Regulations give the Road Safety Authority market-surveillance powers for certain automotive products and create offences for non-compliance.
Ireland
1 provisions
These Regulations set up the Irish competent authorities for enforcing ReFuelEU Aviation and require the IAA and NORA to adjust their constitutions and procedures.
Ireland
1 provisions
The Order imposes a levy on every employer, to be assessed by An Chomhairle Oiliúna and paid after notice, with appeal rights and a small-employer exemption.
Ireland
1 provisions
This Order imposes a levy on every employer, assessed by An Chomhairle, with appeal rights and a £112,000 exemption threshold.
Ireland
1 provisions
This Order imposes a levy on every employer, to be assessed by An Chomhairle and paid after notice, with appeal rights and an exemption for smaller amounts.