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If you want to start a new company or expand your business in another EU country, you need to know the national rules about business registration. You can find specific support available to start, expand or develop your business, such as funding opportunities or finding an investor.

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The European Union offers a wide range of funding opportunities for individuals, businesses, and organizations. These grants, loans, and equity investments can support projects in various sectors, such as research and innovation, education, culture, and environmental protection.

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The European Union offers a wide range of funding opportunities and tenders for businesses, organizations, and individuals across Europe. These can be used to support projects, research, development, and innovation.

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EU company law rules also address corporate governance issues, focusing on relationships between a company’s management, board, shareholders and other stakeholders, and on the ways the company is managed and controlled.

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EU rules and activity in the area of company law and corporate governance, including the EU’s action plan on company law and corporate governance

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Doing business in the European Union offers many opportunities but it is essential to keep on top of EU rules and regulations. Here is a summary of key aspects