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Free Movement of Companies under Company Law, Tax Law and EU Law
2001Free movement of companies whereby they either transfers their de facto head office or their registered office from one member state to another is regulated by both company law, tax law and EU law. The interplay between these areas of law are analysed to determine whether such transfers are posible.
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UK and EU Company Law after Brexit
European Company and Financial Law Review, 2020This article looks at the effect of the United Kingdom withdrawal from the European Union (EU) (Brexit) on UK company law. In particular, it considers the general approach to EU-derived company law, the effect on takeovers, international accounting standards, accounting requirements, requirements for EEA companies with an establishment in the United ...
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The Impact of Optional EU Law Making on National Company Law
European Company Law, 2008Optional EU rules in company law have two side effects: on the one hand they justify a limitation on the freedom of stablishment where a Member State has previously made a mandatory choice of its own, on the other hand they do not take away the national judiciary’s duty to interpret national law in conformity with EU law where possible.
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The Effect of the EU on English Company Law
1998The Member States of the European Community (EU) have agreed to move towards a ‘single European Market’. This means that as many as possible of the barriers to trading freely across national frontiers will be removed. One difficulty of trading internationally occurs when companies involved in trading are themselves subject to different rules.
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EU Company Law: Past, Present and … Future?
Global Jurist, 2018Abstract As 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the approval of the first Directive on EU Company Law, it is a good time to review its past and present in order to assess whether its foreseeable future meets the needs of European enterprises.
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European Company and Financial Law Review, 2013
This article examines the current regulation of branches of foreign companies in Union law and in the laws of five Member States. First there is an examination of how the Member States regulate when foreign companies can and must register a branch, and it is shown that the lack of a definition of a ‘branch’ makes it very difficult to implement the ...
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This article examines the current regulation of branches of foreign companies in Union law and in the laws of five Member States. First there is an examination of how the Member States regulate when foreign companies can and must register a branch, and it is shown that the lack of a definition of a ‘branch’ makes it very difficult to implement the ...
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Company law reform in the EU and electronic media
Hrvatska pravna revija, 2006In this paper the authors analyze justified reasons for company law reform and the improvement of corporate management in the EU.According the authors standpoint the realization of particular phase of the reform is going to strengthen shareholders' rights and their protection, bring to the increase of shreholders trust and the integration of European ...
Maurović, Ljiljana, Kandžija, Vinko
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European Business Law Review, 2010
This article discusses whether, in light of the developments of the ECJ case-law in different areas, and in particular in the areas of EU company law and EU tax law, it is possible to identify a unitary concept of “abuse of rights” in EU law, and whether the prohibition of abuse of right based on such concept has reached the status of “general ...
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This article discusses whether, in light of the developments of the ECJ case-law in different areas, and in particular in the areas of EU company law and EU tax law, it is possible to identify a unitary concept of “abuse of rights” in EU law, and whether the prohibition of abuse of right based on such concept has reached the status of “general ...
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The Reform of Company Law in the EU and Electronic Media
2006In this paper the authors analyse the justified reasons for the reform of company law and enhancing corporate governance in the EU.According to the authors' perspective, the creation of individual phases of reform increases the rights of shareholders and their protection and integrates the European capital markets.It principally analyses the proposed ...
Maurović, Ljiljana, Kandžija, Vinko
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