EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)
Supports a voluntary, English-first, digital-only EU company form with a narrow scope focused on company law and digital processes, but wants it adopted by Regulation under Article 352 TFEU and including specific digital and investment tools.
Limit the scope narrowly to company-law tooling and digital processes, excluding tax harmonization, to maximize speed and passability.
Create an English-first, digital-only regime with a central digital registry/dashboard that accepts eIDAS-qualified signatures and removes routine reliance on notaries, apostilles, and local chambers for standard actions.
“A pragmatic fix is an English-first, digital-only regime ... provide a central digital registry/dashboard with open APIs that accepts eIDAS-qualified signatures, remove routine reliance on notaries/apostilles and local chambers for standard actions.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
Embed standardized early-stage investment documentation (EU-FAST) to cut deal costs and enable pan-EU financing.
“... embed standardized early-stage investment documentation (EU-FAST) to cut deal costs and enable pan-EU financing.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
Embed a baseline ESOP framework so companies can grant equity to talent across Member States.
“... and set a baseline ESOP framework so companies can grant equity to talent across Member States.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
Enable founders to opt into the regime when they need to raise, hire and operate across borders, while leaving national forms and tax sovereignty intact.
“... that founders can opt into when they need to raise, hire and operate across borders, while leaving national forms and tax sovereignty intact.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
Adopt the 28th regime by Regulation under Article 352 TFEU to ensure a strong legal basis.
“2ETthe Czech business initiative ... supports a voluntary, EU-level corporate regime (28th regime) adopted by Regulation under Article 352 TFEU.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
Provide predictable dispute resolution via alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and an EU fast-track judicial path.
“... with predictable dispute resolution via alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and an EU fast-track judicial path.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
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Open-source context and state for AI: it keeps only what matters for the question.
In WhoShapedIt: Reads every lobby submission and position paper and each official text, cut into passages, and judges each passage against nine questions (who can use EU Inc, workers on the board, tax…), so every ask and every step is read on the passages that address it.
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In WhoShapedIt: The status, the timeline, the theme picker, the camps of lobbies and the organisation pages.
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