Parliament plenary endorses studying a 28th tax regime, 366 votes to 192
Non-binding own-initiative report (2025/2211(INI)), separate from the EU Inc regulation (COM(2026) 321).
On 9 July 2026 the European Parliament’s plenary adopted Ľudovít Ódor’s own-initiative report on the feasibility of a 28th tax regime by 366 votes to 192, with 39 abstentions — confirming the ECON committee vote of June. The report sketches a modular path: company law first via EU Inc, an optional tax module later, with a consolidated corporate tax base, a single EU VAT number, and stock-option gains treated as capital income — while insisting tax rates stay national. It is a non-binding political signal, not legislation, and does not change the company-law proposal now in negotiation — but it maps where Parliament wants the file to go after adoption. Follow the file on the tracker.