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Form PREM: premreg
The PREMREG form is used to register business premises with the Revenue Commissioners in Ireland. It should be filed when establishing new business locations or updating information about existing premises for tax purposes.
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Form Overview
Revenue Commissioners - Form PREM: premreg
The PREMREG form is used to register business premises with the Revenue Commissioners in Ireland. It should be filed when establishing new business locations or updating information about existing premises for tax purposes.
Risk Radar
Scan points- 1The most common mistake is failing to update premises information when business locations change.
- 2Incorrect or outdated premises information
- 3Missing multiple premises locations
- 4Failing to update when premises change
- 5Incomplete business activity details
Plain English
This form helps businesses tell Revenue about their physical locations in Ireland. Revenue needs this information to make sure your business is properly registered for taxes and complies with Irish tax regulations.
Submission Date
- Filing date: There's no specific deadline for PREMREG submission, but it should be filed as soon as premises are established or when changes occur to avoid compliance issues.
- Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
- Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.
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What this form is for
- When registering a new business premises in Ireland
- When adding additional premises to an existing business
- When changing the business activities at existing premises
- When updating contact details for premises
- When closing down premises (to update your registration)
Form selector
Use this form or another form?
Starting a new business
For initial business registration
✓ Check if you need both TR1 and PREMREG
Registering for VAT
For VAT registration purposes
✓ Verify if PREMREG is required separately
Changing business address
For updating premises details
✓ Ensure all tax registrations are updated
Opening additional premises
For new location registration
✓ Check if separate tax registrations needed
Closing business premises
For removing premises details
✓ Confirm tax clearance is obtained first
Deadline or filing window
There's no specific deadline for PREMREG submission, but it should be filed as soon as premises are established or when changes occur to avoid compliance issues.
Before you submit
- 1Verify all premises addresses are complete and accurate
- 2Confirm business activities listed for each premises are correct
- 3Check contact details for the business are up-to-date
- 4Ensure form is signed where required
- 5Make a copy of the completed form before submission
- 6Verify the correct submission method (ROS, post, or in person)
- 7Confirm any fees payable are included if applicable
How to file this form
- 1Obtain the latest PREMREG form from Revenue's website
- 2Complete all sections with accurate premises details
- 3Gather supporting documents if required
- 4Submit through ROS, by post, or in person as appropriate
- 5Keep a copy of the submitted form for your records
- 6Follow up with Revenue if you don't receive confirmation
Known limitations
- 1PREMREG may not cover all types of business premises registrations
- 2Some specialized business activities may require additional forms
- 3The form may not be suitable for registering temporary premises
- 4Digital submission through ROS may not be available for all business types
Field map
Compact field-by-field guide
Identity
3 items
Your full name as Revenue holds it.
Your Personal Public Service number — Revenue matches the form to your record with this.
Your current address, including Eircode.
Details
1 items
The year or period the form relates to.
Amounts
1 items
Enter each amount against the heading it belongs to.
Declaration
1 items
Sign to confirm the details are correct and complete.
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Fillable formOpen in Editor->The PREMREG form is currently in use and should be the latest version available from Revenue's website. Always check for updates before submission.
What changed or needs a fresh check
- Verify you're using the latest version of PREMREG from Revenue's website
- Check if there have been changes to required premises information fields
- Confirm submission methods haven't changed (e.g., online vs. paper)
- Ensure contact information for Revenue queries is current
- Review if digital signature requirements have been updated
Quick Facts
Downloads & source
Sources
- SRCForm name: PREMREG (not confirmed in official source)
- SRCIssuing agency: Revenue Commissioners (confirmed)
- SRCPurpose: Premises registration for tax purposes (not confirmed in official source)
- SRCSubmission methods: ROS, post, in person (not confirmed in official source)
- SRCForm availability: Revenue website (confirmed)
- SRCUpdate requirements: When premises change (not confirmed in official source)
- SRCProcessing times: Not confirmed in official source
- SRCContact information: Revenue Commissioners (confirmed)
Common confusion points
Confusing PREMREG with other business registration forms
Uncertainty about whether all premises locations need to be registered
Not understanding what business activities need to be listed
Unclear about when updates are required versus when a new form is needed
Confusion about whether digital signatures are required
Not knowing how to access the form through ROS
Uncertainty about processing times and confirmation procedures
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