EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)
Supports a voluntary, harmonised EU company law framework but wants stronger safeguards against misuse and creditor protection.
Review the detailed provisions of the broad scope carefully to ensure appropriateness.
“the proposed 28th regime appears to have a broad scope, further underscoring the importance of reviewing the detailed provisions once available.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
Maintain national financial reporting rules for EU Inc. companies to ensure transparency and prevent fraud.
“Article 105 of the proposal provides that companies financial reporting shall be governed by national law in the Member State of registration. Finance Denmark considers this an important and necessary safeguard.”
Feedback, 2026-06-25
Promote simplicity and digitalisation in company law elements.
“Finance Denmark is generally supportive of efforts that promote simplicity and digitalisation.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
Allow Member States to set minimum capital requirements for EU Inc. companies to ensure credibility and creditor protection.
“Finance Denmark finds it concerning that Article 62 of the proposal provides that no minimum amount of capital is required for the establishment of an EU Inc. company. Finance Denmark recommends that this instead is left to regulation under national law in the Member State of registration.”
Feedback, 2026-06-25
Include requirements for a minimum capital base especially for cross-border transfers to ensure seriousness in business formation and adequate creditor protection.
Ensure that national employment rules and collective agreements continue to apply fully to EU Inc. companies.
Ensure adequate and effective creditor protection in insolvency procedures, including appointing insolvency practitioners.
“With regard to Chapter X of the proposal on insolvency procedures for innovative start-ups, it is essential to ensure adequate and effective protection of creditors. The appointment of an insolvency practioner is in this regard crucial.”
Feedback, 2026-06-25
Ensure a sufficient and effective level of creditor protection in insolvency law aspects.
“Finance Denmark emphasises the importance of ensuring a sufficient and effective level of creditor protection.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
Oppose more lenient insolvency regimes for micro-enterprises that weaken creditor protection.
Ensure the new company law framework does not create opportunities for tax avoidance.
“Finance Denmark finds it essential that any new company law framework does not inadvertently create opportunities for tax avoidance.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30
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