Follow the S.EU through the European Parliament, step by step. Updated as the law moves.
The EU Inc. proposal is currently being reviewed by the European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee (JURI). This is step 3 of 5 in the legislative process. The full Parliament vote is expected by the end of 2026.
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The proposal is formally COM(2026) 321, running as procedure 2026/0074(COD) under the ordinary legislative procedure, with Article 114 TFEU (internal market) as its legal basis — the qualified-majority route, chosen over the unanimity path used for the old SE. In Parliament, the file sits with the Legal Affairs Committee (JURI); René Repasi (S&D, Germany), who authored Parliament's preparatory report, was confirmed as rapporteur on 23 April 2026. The Commission uses the name "EU Inc." and proposes €0 minimum capital; Parliament's resolution used "S.EU" and €1 — one of the details the negotiations will settle.
Timing mechanics, honestly: as a regulation, the text enters into force 20 days after publication in the EU's Official Journal and, under the draft, becomes applicable 12 months later. If Parliament and Council reach their targeted agreement by the end of 2026, the first formations realistically open in late 2027; slower negotiations push that into 2028. We update this page as the procedure moves — that's the point of it.
The EU Inc. didn't appear from nowhere — it's the product of a multi-year push. The Letta report on the internal market (April 2024) and the Draghi competitiveness report (September 2024) both identified Europe's fragmented company law — 27 legal systems, more than 60 national company forms — as a structural competitive disadvantage. A public consultation on the 28th regime followed in 2025, then a JURI committee workshop in the European Parliament on 5 June 2025, and the committee's initiative report in December 2025.
On 20 January 2026, the European Parliament adopted its plenary resolution on the S.EU by 492 votes to 144, with 28 abstentions — a decisive cross-party majority. The Commission's draft regulation followed on 18 March 2026, opening the ordinary legislative procedure, with a stakeholder consultation that ran until 17 April 2026. The Commission's stated target is agreement between Parliament and the Council by the end of 2026.
Because it's proposed as an EU regulation rather than a directive, the EU Inc. will apply directly in all member states once adopted — no 27 national transposition laws, and no 27 chances for national deviations.
We track the legislation directly from the primary sources. For the official texts: the Commission's EU Inc. announcement, the official questions & answers, the harmonised corporate legal regime overview, the European Parliament's plenary resolution press release, and the press release. The EU Inc. is the centerpiece of the Commission's broader "28th regime" initiative for a single, optional, EU-wide corporate rulebook.
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