WhoShapedIt EU Inc

EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)

How Another Artyom UG lobbied on EU Inc

Supports, with changes
Company · DEU

Calls for a single, harmonized EU company regime that removes bureaucratic barriers but wants it designed with direct input from entrepreneurs to ensure it truly supports innovation and growth.

1 submission to the Commission. Summaries are AI-written; the quotes are theirs, checked word for word.

What they asked for

  1. Who can use it?

    Wants changes
    Call for evidence (2025) · 11 Jul 2025

    Allow any company, including innovative startups and scale-ups, to use the new EU company form to avoid patchwork national regulations.

    “The current bureaucratic landscape for innovative companies in the EU is stifling growth, innovation, and competitiveness.”

    Feedback, 2025-07-11
  2. How fast can you set one up?

    Wants changes
    Call for evidence (2025) · 11 Jul 2025

    Create a single, harmonized set of rules with simplified, accessible procedures to reduce administrative burden and delays in opening or closing businesses.

    “The cumulative effect of these bureaucratic obstacles is enormouscompanies spend thousands of euros and countless hours on compliance, while opening or closing a business can take months.”

    Feedback, 2025-07-11
  3. Do workers keep a say on the board?

    Wants changes
    Call for evidence (2025) · 11 Jul 2025

    Simplify and harmonize rules on cross-border hiring, employment contracts, social security, and payroll to enable startups to recruit talent across the EU without excessive red tape.

    “Cross-border hiring is equally burdened by unnecessary red tape... The administrative burden is so overwhelming that many companies simply abandon plans to hire across borders.”

    Feedback, 2025-07-11
  4. What about tax?

    Wants changes
    Call for evidence (2025) · 11 Jul 2025

    Harmonize tax rules across Member States, especially VAT and tax treatment of employee stock options, to remove barriers for startups expanding and offering equity compensation.

    “Each Member State has its own VAT requirements... Employee participation, particularly through stock options and equity-based compensation, is another area where EU bureaucracy holds back innovation.”

    Feedback, 2025-07-11

Their submissions

See every lobby and how the EU Inc text changed →

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