COMPANY LAW REFORMS
September 1st, 2002
Keith NuthallEUROPEAN Union ministers have pressed ahead with approving planned changes to Europe's First Company Law Directive, which would ease the filing of company documents and registrations via electronic technology and also in any official EU language. The EU Council of Ministers wants the European Parliament to approve the proposed reforms without making any additional amendments, so that the regulations can pass into European law without further debates. The proposals include committing Member States to allow filing of company documents by electronic ...
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