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Irish company - Bank in the UK

jim_t · 2019-07-19 09:38:53

Hi, I have set-up a limited company in Ireland and I would like to bank with Revolut business, which is UK based I believe. Do you know if this is leagl, or I should be banking in the same country where the limited company exists? Thanks, Jim.

19-07-2019 9:38am

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jim_t

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Hi,

I have set-up a limited company in Ireland and I would like to bank with Revolut business, which is UK based I believe.

Do you know if this is leagl, or I should be banking in the same country where the limited company exists?

Thanks,
Jim.

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#2 19-07-2019 1:31pm

Stratvs

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AFAIK there is nothing wrong with operating a business or personal bank account from an institution in another jurisdiction. Revenue do require though that opening a foreign bank account is declared on the tax return of the year in which it is opened.
Also it's worth ensuring that the institution is covered under the EU deposit guarantee scheme.

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