EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)
Welcomes the EU Inc. regulation for harmonization and digitalization but wants it to better address labor, tax, and social law fragmentation and to focus more on scalable innovative companies.
Focus the EU Inc. regime exclusively on rapidly scalable, innovative companies to mitigate problems.
“Some of these problems could be mitigated if EU Inc. focused exclusively on rapidly scalable, innovative companies.”
Feedback, 2026-06-10
Support the fully digital registration process and exclude notaries from share transfers and subscriptions while allowing preventive checks on formation and amendments.
“the proposals fully digital approach and the first truly ambitious steps towards harmonizing ESOPs and startup financing... it must be correctly stated that the proposal does not completely exclude notaries from legal transactions involving EU Inc. companies: it still provides for preventive administrative, judicial, or notarial checks when a company is formed, or its articles of association are amended. Conversely, however, it explicitly excludes them from share transfers and subscriptions.”
Feedback, 2026-06-10
Introduce a single central business register or ensure effective interconnection of national registers from the start.
“Nor does it introduce a single central business register from the outset; in the initial phase, we must rely on the effective interconnection of existing national registers.”
Feedback, 2026-06-10
Prevent EU Inc. from becoming a regime where the corporate law of a single favorable state dominates as the default registration country.
Reconsider the legal basis under Article 114 TFEU due to political and legal risks, including possible annulment and challenges.
“The very basis of the proposal under Article 114 TFEU also raises concerns... it would likely be challenged and carry a non-negligible risk of annulment by the Court of Justice.”
Feedback, 2026-06-10
Include rapid digital liquidation and a simplified insolvency regime for innovative start-ups under EU Inc.
“it now also addresses the end of a companys life cycle: it includes rapid digital liquidation and a simplified insolvency regime for EU Inc. companies that are innovative start-ups under a parallel Commission recommendation.”
Feedback, 2026-06-10
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