The cost of registration is a once off fee of €300. 
In the case of undertakings carrying out registerable dental radiology practices at multiple premises, a separate fee of €75 will apply for each premise. 
Registrations are issued on an indefinite basis and do not need to be renewed. 

If an undertaking is sold or transferred, the new owner must apply for a registration or licence as appropriate in his or her own name as authorisations are non-transferable. 

Enforcement fees are calculated annually to allow the EPA to recover the full economic cost of its ongoing regulatory activity from the licensed community.  This is a two-step calculation as follows: 
Step 1: Operating costs are reviewed based on the EPA’s most recent set of audited accounts. 
Step 2: Each licensee is assigned to a risk category depending on the full range of radiological practices carried out.  Enforcement fees are then calculated for each risk category so that the fees are proportionate to the regulatory effort associated with the category and overall cost recovery is achieved. 

Enforcement fees are set annually and are intended to cover the ongoing cost of regulation (inspection, reviews, guidance, enforcement, advice, etc.).  Only licensees will be charged enforcement fees.  You can find a list of enforcement fees per licence category here.  

The cost of a licence depends on the risk associated with the radiological practice(s).  A separate fee applies to each radiological practice for which authorisation is being sought.  You can find a list of authorisation fees per practice here.