Ireland Business Tech skills for AI agents

Activate this skill when the user is incorporating or maintaining a company in Ireland and needs the Companies Registration Office (CRO) mechanics right: choosing between an LTD and a DAC, filing Form A1 through CORE, drafting a constitution, satisfying the EEA-resident director rule or posting the Section 137 bond, appointing a company secretary, tracking the annual return date, and filing beneficial ownership with the RBO. Triggers on "CRO," "CORE," "Form A1," "Form B1," "annual return date," "ARD," "Section 137 bond," "EEA-resident director," "company secretary," "RBO," "beneficial ownership," "Irish Ltd," "DAC," "Companies Act 2014," "incorporate in Ireland," or "Irish subsidiary."

Activate this skill when the user is using or planning an Irish company as the EU headquarters of a non-EU group and needs the principles right: tax residence and substance, trading versus non-trading income, transfer pricing under Ireland's Part 35A rules, intercompany service and IP agreements, VAT grouping, where intellectual property should sit, permanent-establishment risk from staff in other EU states, and what Revenue, the CRO and the DPC each expect of a real Irish head office. Triggers on "EU HQ," "Irish holding company," "substance," "transfer pricing," "arm's length," "cost plus," "VAT group," "IP migration," "permanent establishment," "Pillar Two," "Section 291A," "tax residence," "Irish entity," "Ireland headquarters."

Activate this skill when the user runs or advises a company whose EU main establishment is in Ireland and needs to understand the Data Protection Commission (DPC) as lead supervisory authority: the one-stop-shop, what the DPC expects of controllers, DPIAs, international transfers after Schrems II, and the 72-hour breach notification. Triggers on "DPC," "Data Protection Commission," "lead supervisory authority," "one-stop-shop," "main establishment," "DPIA," "Article 35," "Schrems II," "SCCs," "transfer impact assessment," "Data Privacy Framework," "breach notification," "72 hours," "Data Protection Act 2018," "Irish GDPR," or "Article 27 representative."

Activate this skill when the user is working out which Irish State agency can support their company — IDA Ireland for foreign direct investment or Enterprise Ireland for Irish-owned exporters — and how to approach the High Potential Start-Up programme, feasibility and innovation grants, and equity investment. Triggers on "IDA Ireland," "Enterprise Ireland," "HPSU," "High Potential Start-Up," "Pre-Seed Start Fund," "Innovation Voucher," "feasibility grant," "Local Enterprise Office," "LEO," "New Frontiers," "Development Adviser," "State aid de minimis," "Irish grants," or "Irish start-up funding."

Activate this skill when the user is writing, localising or reviewing copy, UI strings, forms or documents for an Irish audience: spelling and register, Irish-language obligations for public bodies, date and currency formats, Eircode handling, addressing, and titles. Triggers on "Irish English," "en-IE," "Hiberno-English," "Eircode," "Irish address format," "Official Languages Act," "as Gaeilge," "fada," "Irish localisation," "euro formatting Ireland," "Co. Dublin," "Irish copywriting," or "Ireland tone of voice."

Activate this skill when the user is planning, applying for or operating under a Central Bank of Ireland authorisation for a fintech based in Ireland: e-money institution (EMI), payment institution (PI), MiFID investment firm or the related registrations; the Fitness and Probity regime and PCF approvals; the Innovation Hub and sandbox; safeguarding; outsourcing; and realistic timelines. Also covers the Revenue, CRO and DPC obligations that run alongside an Irish regulated firm, and where Enterprise Ireland fits. Triggers on "Central Bank of Ireland," "CBI authorisation," "EMI licence," "payment institution," "MiFID firm," "fitness and probity," "PCF," "Individual Questionnaire," "Innovation Hub," "safeguarding," "Key Facts Document," "Irish fintech," "passporting from Ireland," "IAF," "SEAR."

Activate this skill when the user is assessing whether Irish engineering or science work qualifies for the Revenue R&D tax credit, preparing the claim on the CT1, building the contemporaneous documentation that survives a Revenue technical review, or evaluating the Knowledge Development Box (KDB) for income from patents or copyrighted software. Triggers on "R&D tax credit," "section 766," "scientific or technological uncertainty," "qualifying R&D expenditure," "R&D pre-notification," "key employee R&D," "Knowledge Development Box," "KDB," "nexus ratio," "qualifying asset," "Irish R&D claim," or "Revenue R&D audit."

Activate this skill when the user is registering an Irish company for tax with Revenue, filing VAT or payroll returns through ROS, selling to EU consumers under the OSS, running payroll under PAYE Modernisation, or preparing for a Revenue compliance intervention. Triggers on "Revenue," "ROS," "VAT3," "VAT registration Ireland," "intra-EU VAT number," "reverse charge," "OSS," "One Stop Shop," "PAYE Modernisation," "RPN," "payroll submission," "Enhanced Reporting Requirements," "employer registration," "Revenue audit," "qualifying disclosure," "tax clearance," or "Irish VAT rates."

Activate this skill when the user is hiring, managing or letting go of employees in Ireland and needs the statutory framework right: contracts and the day-five statement, probation, minimum notice, unfair dismissal and fair procedures, statutory sick pay, working time, remote-work requests, and how a complaint runs through the Workplace Relations Commission. Triggers on "WRC," "Workplace Relations Commission," "unfair dismissal," "probation Ireland," "minimum notice," "statutory sick pay," "Organisation of Working Time Act," "right to request remote working," "Terms of Employment," "Labour Court," "Irish employment contract," "redundancy Ireland," or "Irish employee handbook."