Fill and sign Form TR2 (Ireland) online
Registers an Irish-resident company for Corporation Tax and, where needed, VAT, employer PAYE/PRSI, Relevant Contracts Tax and Capital Gains Tax.
Form TR2 (Ireland) at a glance
- Official name
- Tax Registration Form TR2 for companies
- Issued by
- Revenue
- Country
- Ireland
- Category
- Business and companies
- Language
- English
- Who uses it
- Resident limited companies and certain other bodies registering without an agent; agents use ROS instead.
- Signature
Check with the recipient
Not stated. The declaration must be completed with name, signature, capacity and date before Revenue can register any tax. The form can be posted or emailed to the Registration Unit.
- Instructions
- Official Revenue page
Form TR2 is Revenue's tax registration form for Irish-resident companies. A company uses it to register for Corporation Tax and, if needed, VAT, employer PAYE/PRSI, Relevant Contracts Tax and Capital Gains Tax. Open the official form from revenue.ie in BunnyDoc's free Sign PDF tool straight from this page, type into its fillable fields, add your signature and date, and download it to send to Revenue. Everything happens in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
How to fill in and sign Form TR2 (Ireland)
Check TR2 is the right form
Use TR2 for a resident company registering without an agent. Agents apply through ROS, individuals and partnerships use TR1, and non-resident companies use TR2 (FT).
General details (Part A)
Answer questions 1 to 21 about the company, such as its name, addresses, business activity and the people responsible for it.
Choose the taxes (Parts B to F)
Complete Part B for Corporation Tax, C for VAT, D to register as an employer, E for Relevant Contracts Tax and F for Capital Gains Tax, as needed.
Sign the declaration
A director, the company secretary or another responsible person gives their name, signature, capacity, date and phone number. Revenue cannot register any tax without it.
Send it to the right Registration Unit
Most companies send it to Business Registrations, Office of the Revenue Commissioners, P.O. Box 1, Wexford, or email businesstaxesregistrations@revenue.ie. Complete it in block letters.
What you need before you start
- The company's registration details and addresses.
- Details of the people responsible for the company, such as directors and the secretary.
- The trading activity and start date.
- Details needed for each tax you register for, such as VAT turnover or employee numbers.
After registration
The form says all companies must pay and file returns electronically through the Revenue Online Service (ROS). Employers report payroll in real time, which needs a ROS digital certificate. See Registering for tax on revenue.ie.
Common mistakes
- Using TR2 for a sole trader or partnership, which use TR1.
- Filing a paper TR2 when an agent is acting. Agents must use ROS.
- Leaving the declaration unsigned.
Form TR2 (Ireland): frequently asked questions
Where do I send Form TR2?
Most companies send it to Business Registrations, Office of the Revenue Commissioners, P.O. Box 1, Wexford, or email it to businesstaxesregistrations@revenue.ie.
What is the difference between TR1 and TR2?
TR1 is for individuals, partnerships, trusts and unincorporated bodies. TR2 is for resident companies.
Can my accountant use TR2 for me?
No. Revenue says agents acting for companies must apply through ROS.
Can I sign the TR2 electronically?
Revenue does not say. The form can be emailed, so a scanned signed form is one option; check with Revenue before using an e-signature.
Is BunnyDoc connected to Revenue?
No. BunnyDoc is not affiliated with the Revenue Commissioners. We link to the official form on revenue.ie and give you a free tool to fill and sign it in your browser.
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