The Societas Europaea Unificata compared with the standard private limited company in all 27 EU member states.
Today, forming a company in the EU means choosing one of 27 national systems — each with its own capital requirements, notary rules, languages, and timelines. The EU Inc. (Societas Europaea Unificata) proposes a single alternative valid everywhere. Below, we compare it against the standard private limited company in every member state.
€25,000 (min. €12,500 paid in) minimum capital, notary: yes, 2–6 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€1 minimum capital, notary: no, 1–2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€1 (with conditions; €3,000 classic) minimum capital, notary: yes, 1–3 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€10,000 (SRLS variant from €1) minimum capital, notary: yes, 1–2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€0.01 minimum capital, notary: yes, days to 1 week to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →No fixed minimum (adequate initial equity required) minimum capital, notary: yes, about 1 week to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →PLN 5,000 (~€1,150) minimum capital, notary: optional, days (s24) to weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →SEK 25,000 (~€2,200) minimum capital, notary: no, about 2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →DKK 40,000 (~€5,400) minimum capital, notary: no, days to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€0 (minimum abolished 2019) minimum capital, notary: no, days to weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€10,000 (min. €5,000 paid in) minimum capital, notary: yes, 1–4 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€1 (no effective minimum) minimum capital, notary: no, about 1 week to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€1 per shareholder minimum capital, notary: no, same day to days to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€1 minimum capital, notary: no, days to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →CZK 1 minimum capital, notary: yes, 1–2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →HUF 3,000,000 (~€7,600) minimum capital, notary: attorney countersignature required, days to 1 week to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€5,000 minimum capital, notary: no, about 2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →Symbolic (fixed minimum abolished 2020) minimum capital, notary: no, 1–2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →BGN 2 (~€1) minimum capital, notary: no, about 1 week to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€2,500 (j.d.o.o. variant from ~€1) minimum capital, notary: yes, 1–2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€7,500 minimum capital, notary: notary or state e-vem point, 1–2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →From €0.01 per share minimum capital, notary: no, same day to days to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€2,800 (reduced-capital SIA from €1) minimum capital, notary: no, days to 1 week to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€1,000 minimum capital, notary: notary or online path, about 1 week to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€12,000 (SARL-S from €1) minimum capital, notary: yes, 1–2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€1,165 (20% paid in) minimum capital, notary: no, about 1 week to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →€1 (no minimum) minimum capital, notary: no, 1–2 weeks to form — compared with the EU Inc. line by line.
Read comparison →National requirements are approximate, change with local reform, and may vary by structure and circumstances. EU Inc. figures reflect the European Commission proposal of March 18, 2026, which is subject to amendment before final adoption. This page is general information, not legal advice.
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