EU Inc — 28th regime · Status: proposed
EU Inc: the operator reference for Europe's 28th regime
How the EU 28th regime works, what it costs, how it compares to Delaware, and where the regulation stands. Independent, source-based, multilingual.
Proposed regulation COM(2026) 321 2026/0074(COD)
- Proposal
- Parliament & Council
- Trilogue & agreement
- Adoption
- Application
- 48 hto register, fully online — target
- €100maximum registration fee
- €0minimum share capital
- 27member states, one legal form
Figures from the proposal (COM(2026) 321) — not yet adopted, may change in negotiation.
EU Inc is a proposed optional EU-wide legal form — the “28th regime” — layered on top of the 27 national company-law systems. This site is the independent, practical reference for founders and their advisers: not whether to back it, but how it works, what it costs, what it compares to, and where the text stands.
Everything here is built on primary sources and clearly flags what is proposed versus adopted versus in force. EU Inc is not yet law.
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Where the text stands
Ordinary legislative procedure, first reading — Council working-party negotiations (Irish Presidency) and Parliament (JURI) amendment phase running in parallel.
Next — JURI considers amendments from 7 September; committee vote on the negotiating mandate expected during the month.
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EESC adopts near-unanimous opinion on EU Inc: support with worker-protection red lines
Parliament plenary endorses studying a 28th tax regime, 366 votes to 192
Ireland takes Council Presidency, keeps 28th regime on the agenda
JURI rapporteur publishes draft report on EU Inc, 246 amendments
Irish legal experts voice optimism on a 28th regime deal during the presidency