Europe is the most difficult place to invest
Iwona Biernat explains how EU Inc. is attempting to rewrite the rules for European startups.
EU member state · GR
Ελλάδα
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EU member since 1981, eurozone since 2001
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Iwona Biernat explains how EU Inc. is attempting to rewrite the rules for European startups.
On the 18 March 2026, the European Commission announced a new and harmonised corporate legal regime, ‘EU Inc.’ touted as the ‘28th regime’
The European Union is developing a unified corporate framework for startups known as EU Inc. This project is considered a key competitiveness initiative, and Greece is expected to be among the countries that benefit the most.
Greece has developed a dynamic startup scene in sectors including technology, green energy, shipping, and fintech. The proposed EU Inc. corporate framework is considered one of the European Union's most ambitious initiatives.
In this episode Partner Evi Kitsou and Counsel Efstathia Kada discuss the ambitious idea of a new pan-European corporate type, the EU Inc. They explore the nature, key features and practicality, as well as the probable implementation issues of this new company form, that aims to unlock the true potential of the Single Market.
The introduction of a 28th corporate law regime aims to facilitate the development of new entrepreneurship.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis categorically rejected a proposal to impose a one dollar per barrel fee on oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. He responded with a firm no when asked about the potential levy by a Financial Times journalist.
Greek legal news portal Lawspot provides a lawyer-oriented walk-through of the EU Inc proposal: 48-hour incorporation, sub-100-euro cost, no minimum capital, single submission of company information, fully digital lifecycle, simplified wind-down, and clarification that national labour and social law are not affected.
Capital.gr covers the European Commission's formal EU Inc proposal, presented as the cornerstone of the 'Single Europe, Single Market' strategy. Reports the 48-hour online incorporation, no minimum capital requirement, and the optional digital regime that businesses can choose alongside national company forms.
HuffPost Greece reports that the Commission's EU Inc proposal aims to reduce Single Market fragmentation through a 'once-only' principle and uniform digital rules. The piece notes reservations over labour rights and the application of national rules within the new pan-EU form.
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| Has the government endorsed the proposal? | Yes | data.consilium.europa.eu | |
| Has the national parliament held a scrutiny debate? | No | Not yet | Not yet |
| Has the responsible ministry published a position? | Unknown | Not yet | Not yet |
| Has the business registry signaled technical preparation? | Unknown | Not yet | Not yet |
| Has the tax authority published EU-ESO guidance? | Unknown | Not yet | Not yet |
| Has a national law firm community formed around EU Inc.? | Unknown | Not yet | Not yet |
| Are there public statements from MEPs from this country? | Unknown | Not yet | Not yet |
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