EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)
Supports standardising basics and government incentives for startups but wants more uniformity to reduce fragmentation and ease cross-border deals.
Standardise basic rules and government incentives for startups across the EU to reduce complexity in choosing incorporation jurisdictions.
“It will be useful to have some of the basics standardised and to have a level of uniformity for particularly government based incentives.”
Feedback, 2025-07-10
Simplify and harmonise incorporation processes to reduce time and energy spent by startups deciding where to incorporate.
“For many startups, too much time and energy is burnt trying to decide where to incorporate, which jurisdiction has the most favorable incentives, tax rates, Visa option for digital nomad workforce, regulatory issues, etc.”
Feedback, 2025-07-10
Create a unified approach to government-based incentives and tax regimes to facilitate investment and cross-border deals.
“Where there would be real benefit in a unified approach is in deals between European countries and the rest of the world.”
Feedback, 2025-07-10
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