– Register an EU-inc company within 48h, fully online
– Simple set of similar rules, all across the union.
– integrated trading, post-trading, and asset management
Elbon on
Why did the Belgians get called out?
HighDeltaVee on
All going to attract more international investment into Europe in competition against the US.
Tomorrow Trump will threaten another 857% tariffs if the EU doesn’t immediately drop their plans for this.
GerKoll on
In the end, we might have to thank that orange idiot, for forcing the EU into gear……
Playlotto_Layblotto on
I totally know what this is all about.
WolfetoneRebel on
What does this mean for investing in Ireland, CGT, and DD for ETFs?
Bane_of_Balor on
Is this via the “28th member” trick where they essentially create a new legal entity that acts like a 28th EU member, or is it more of a framework that all countries have to follow?
yellowbai on
How does it reconcile social contributions in salary or paying taxes or VAT? Or differing workers rights? In Germany if you exceed a certain amount of workers you need a workers council. It is sort of a lot of meaningless buzz words. In Germany when you invest in a business every single line of legal text must be first read out. It can take up to 6 hours just to listen to that.
If I am an Irish company that goes into Germany, France or Spain each have totally different tax regimes.the real change they need to do is the financial and accounting.
Not to be negative nancy because its a good iniative but without any real legal change I am a bit skeptical.
Weekend-Entire on
Trump will turn out to be the best thing that has ever happened to Europe
ZestycloseBeach5946 on
Now we need a Central European stock exchange. Europeans invest money into American stocks mostly which generates money for them and their 401Ks.
If we had a central exchange we could invest in European based businesses, get return in investment and provide capital for businesses without tying them up in America.
asdrunkasdrunkcanbe on
People have long lamented that Ireland’s lack of big home-grown business is down to difficult conditions for entrepreneurs.
Sounds like this should solve that problem?
mrlinkwii on
good luck for this to happen in ireland , thats not gonna happen the EU can pass any laws it wants , practuically its not gonna happen
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Key Points:
– Register an EU-inc company within 48h, fully online
– Simple set of similar rules, all across the union.
– integrated trading, post-trading, and asset management
Why did the Belgians get called out?
All going to attract more international investment into Europe in competition against the US.
Tomorrow Trump will threaten another 857% tariffs if the EU doesn’t immediately drop their plans for this.
In the end, we might have to thank that orange idiot, for forcing the EU into gear……
I totally know what this is all about.
What does this mean for investing in Ireland, CGT, and DD for ETFs?
Is this via the “28th member” trick where they essentially create a new legal entity that acts like a 28th EU member, or is it more of a framework that all countries have to follow?
How does it reconcile social contributions in salary or paying taxes or VAT? Or differing workers rights? In Germany if you exceed a certain amount of workers you need a workers council. It is sort of a lot of meaningless buzz words. In Germany when you invest in a business every single line of legal text must be first read out. It can take up to 6 hours just to listen to that.
If I am an Irish company that goes into Germany, France or Spain each have totally different tax regimes.the real change they need to do is the financial and accounting.
Not to be negative nancy because its a good iniative but without any real legal change I am a bit skeptical.
Trump will turn out to be the best thing that has ever happened to Europe
Now we need a Central European stock exchange. Europeans invest money into American stocks mostly which generates money for them and their 401Ks.
If we had a central exchange we could invest in European based businesses, get return in investment and provide capital for businesses without tying them up in America.
People have long lamented that Ireland’s lack of big home-grown business is down to difficult conditions for entrepreneurs.
Sounds like this should solve that problem?
good luck for this to happen in ireland , thats not gonna happen the EU can pass any laws it wants , practuically its not gonna happen