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

How ARP TFI S.A. lobbied on EU Inc

Supports, with changes
Company · POL

Supports the 28th regime as a unified, digital-first framework to facilitate investment but wants it to avoid regulatory complexity and directive-based implementation.

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

What they asked for

  1. How fast can you set one up?

    Backs it
    Call for evidence (2025) · 29 Sep 2025

    Implement a fully online, API-first, English-first EU registry with a 48-hour incorporation timeline, real-time extracts, and standardized documentation to streamline cross-border investments.

    “We strongly endorse the proposed EU-Registry as a fully online, API-first, English-first digital registry. This approach addresses fundamental barriers that currently prevent efficient cross-border investment operations. The centralized registry should ensure: 48-hour incorporation timeline to match modern investment decision-making speeds; Real-time company extracts and certificates for streamlined due diligence processes; API integration capabilities allowing institutional investors to conduct automated compliance checks; Standardized documentation reducing legal complexity across Member States”

    28th regime - ARP TFI feedback.pdf, page 1
  2. How much capital, and who protects creditors?

    Backs it
    Call for evidence (2025) · 29 Sep 2025

    Set no minimum capital requirements and allow flexible share class structures with simplified capital increase procedures to enable rapid funding rounds and startup accessibility.

    “The 28th regime must prioritize investment accessibility through: No minimum capital requirements to ensure startup accessibility; Flexible share class structures including preference shares, ordinary shares, and veto rights; Simplified capital increase procedures enabling rapid funding rounds; Standardized investment documentation reducing transaction costs and timelines”

    28th regime - ARP TFI feedback.pdf, page 1
  3. How do shares and employee stock options work?

    Backs it
    Call for evidence (2025) · 29 Sep 2025

    Adopt standardized, portable ESOP structures with tax-efficient employee equity participation and mandatory ESOP quotas for companies receiving significant public innovation funding.

    “The proposed EU-ESOP framework addresses critical talent retention challenges while democratizing wealth creation. We support: Standardized ESOP structures portable across Member States; Tax-efficient employee equity participation with capital gains deferral mechanisms; Mandatory ESOP quotas for companies receiving significant public innovation funding”

    28th regime - ARP TFI feedback.pdf, page 3
    Wants changes
    Call for evidence (2025) · 29 Sep 2025

    Avoid mandatory employee participation rules and statutory rigidity around governance structures to maintain operational flexibility for fast-growing businesses and investors.

    “Avoid Mandatory Employee Participation Rules: Statutory rigidity around governance structures reduces operational flexibility crucial for fast-growing businesses and their investors.”

    28th regime - ARP TFI feedback.pdf, page 3
  4. One EU law, or 27 national ones?

    Wants changes
    Call for evidence (2025) · 29 Sep 2025

    Use a regulation rather than a directive as the legal basis to ensure harmonization, reduce complexity, and provide legal certainty for investors.

  5. What about tax?

    Backs it
    Call for evidence (2025) · 29 Sep 2025

    Provide centralized tax reporting, predictable profit allocation, and fiscal alignment to reduce tax uncertainty and facilitate cross-border investment by institutional investors.

    “From an investor perspective, tax uncertainty represents the primary barrier to cross-border EU investments. The 28th regime must deliver: Centralized Tax Reporting: A single reporting channel for all tax obligations across Member States, supported by the BEFIT proposal framework. Predictable Profit Allocation: Clear, transparent methodology for allocating profits based on business activities, preventing double taxation disputes that currently deter institutional investment. Fiscal Alignment: While respecting Member State tax sovereignty, the framework must provide sufficient clarity to enable pension funds and other institutional investors to assess after-tax returns accurately.”

    28th regime - ARP TFI feedback.pdf, page 2

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