EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)
Supports a harmonised EU Inc. company form with easy digital setup but wants changes to insolvency rules to better protect creditors and investors.
Allow the EU Inc. company form to be available to both young innovative businesses and established companies.
“We welcome the creation of EU Inc. 28th regime company that is easy to set up and available to both young, innovative business-es and established companies.”
Feedback, 2026-06-11
Implement full digitisation of company formation and registration, including a once-only principle for company data via an EU Central Interface.
“In particular, the planned full digitisation of the company for-mation and registration process, as well as the once-only principle for the company data to an EU Central Interface both for company registration and during the companys entire lifecycle are innovative measures with the potential to make day-to-day operations signifi-cantly easier.”
Feedback, 2026-06-11
Exclude insolvency rules from the EU Inc. Regulation for now, as the proposed simplified insolvency procedures risk creditor rights, legal uncertainty, and abuse; harmonisation of insolvency law requires more evaluation.
“To avoid unintended adverse effects resulting from one-sided insolvency rules, the EU Inc. legal framework should therefore initially include only the positive harmonised provisions of company law. The harmonisation of insolvency rules requires intensive evaluation and pre-paratory work and should not be the subject of the EU Inc. Regulation. The proposed provi-sions will lead to fragmentation of insolvency law, legal uncertainty and risks of abuse at the expense of creditors.”
Feedback, 2026-06-11
Do not introduce simplified insolvency procedures for innovative start-ups or micro-enterprises within the EU Inc. framework, as these are unsuitable, open to abuse, and deter investment.
“Overall, the proposed simplified insolvency rules for innovative start-ups are regarded as unsuitable, open to abuse and a deterrent to investment. Given that, during the now-concluded EU legislative process on the partial harmonisation of insolvency law, Member States clearly rejected the proposed introduction of simplified pro-cedures for the liquidation of micro-enterprises for justified reasons, such a procedure should not be introduced through the new EU Inc Corporate Legal Framework.”
Feedback, 2026-06-11
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