WhoShapedIt EU Inc

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

How FPIAR lobbied on EU Inc

Supports
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Supports a common and optional European company law framework that simplifies and digitalizes incorporation within 48 hours, focusing on SMEs, start-ups, and scale-ups.

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?

    Backs it
    Feedback on the proposal (2026) · 24 Jun 2026

    Allow the 28th regime to be an optional framework accessible to SMEs, start-ups, and scale-ups across the EU.

    “FPIAR supports the creation of a common and optional European framework as an alternative to the current fragmentation among 27 national company law regimes. For European businesses, particularly SMEs, start-ups and scale-ups, the possibility of choosing a single, simple and recognisable company law framework would represent a concrete step towards a more efficient, competitive and accessible single market.”

    Feedback, 2026-06-24
  2. How fast can you set one up?

    Wants changes
    Feedback on the proposal (2026) · 24 Jun 2026

    Ensure the new regime offers simple digital procedures, digital incorporation within 48 hours, limited costs, standardised templates, and multilingual assistance.

    “The 28th regime should be designed as a practical simplification tool, not as an additional layer of complexity... the 28th regime should be built starting from the operational needs of SMEs... with simple digital procedures, limited costs, standardised templates and multilingual assistance.”

    Feedback, 2026-06-24
    Backs it
    Feedback on the proposal (2026) · 24 Jun 2026

    Implement interoperability among national registers and use European digital identity tools to apply the once-only principle effectively.

    “The new regime should also effectively apply the once-only principle... Interoperability among national registers, European digital identity tools, the EU Company Certificate, the EUID and the future EU Business Wallet will be essential to turning the 28th regime into a practical tool, and not merely a formal one.”

    Feedback, 2026-06-24

Their submissions

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