
Ruairi Laughlin-McCann
Chartered Governance Professional with 20+ years helping entrepreneurs expand operations and establish tax-efficient, compliant structures across the UK, EU and GCC.
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We do not generalise. We specialise in the structural mechanics of large-scale business operations.
We handle the logistical, legal, and cultural friction of scaling borders. From incorporation to ongoing management.
Managing statutory and regulatory demands in the background. Keeping operations steady while you scale.
Giving your business a strong foundation. We navigate international markets with clarity and confidence.
Proactive management of statutory obligations across multiple jurisdictions. We ensure you remain good standing.
Tax and structural estate planning for individuals and families. Tailored solutions built around your legacy goals.
Supporting global growth by managing the complexity of cross-border business operations.
Boru Consulting supports global growth by managing the complexity that comes with cross-border business. We cover every part of business setup and expansion, from accounting and tax to entity management, governance, risk, and compliance.
We also work with individuals and families to protect and grow their wealth through private wealth and trust services. Whether you want to preserve your legacy or strengthen your financial strategy, we provide clear, tailored solutions built around your goals.
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Chartered Governance Professional with 20+ years helping entrepreneurs expand operations and establish tax-efficient, compliant structures across the UK, EU and GCC.
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Specialist in UAE corporate structures, banking relationships and regulatory frameworks with nearly 20 years of international finance experience.
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Governance and compliance professional with over 30 years’ experience in corporate services, company secretarial practice and regulatory compliance across the UK and Ireland.
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Fellow of the Chartered Governance Institute with more than three decades of experience across financial services, governance technology and advisory work, specialising in UK corporate governance and board-level support.
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Operations and HR professional with 14+ years of experience across the UAE, supporting businesses in corporate services, immigration consultancy, and oil and gas sectors.
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Accounts and finance professional with over 20 years of experience in bookkeeping, management accounts, VAT compliance, financial reporting, and multi-jurisdiction client support across the UK, Ireland, and UAE.
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When a company's management moves abroad, its tax residence can move with it, and the UK and Ireland treat that moment as a sale of everything the company owns at market value. A move to the UAE gets none of the deferral an EEA move would, and the UAE charges nothing on the way in or out.
Read AnalysisA branch is not a lighter subsidiary. It is the parent trading abroad, so the parent's whole balance sheet stands behind it and both countries can tax its profits. Here is how the UK, Ireland and the UAE register and tax a branch, and when a subsidiary is the better answer.
Read AnalysisAustralian law has no route for a company to transfer its incorporation abroad, so an Australian group that wants an Irish parent puts a new Irish company on top by share exchange or scheme of arrangement. The Australian company stays Australian, and the Irish one is only Irish if its board is.
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