Part 3: Regulatory and Financial Burdens of EU-legislation in four Member states
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Economic & Fiscal Policy

Part 3: Regulatory and Financial Burdens of EU-legislation in four Member states

Prof. Dr. Andrea De Petris
Prof. Dr. Andrea De Petris

European family businesses are groaning under bureaucratic burdens that leads to inefficiencies - first, by the requirements of the European Union itself and second, by the impractical implementation and operation on the national level. Moreover, different rules in individual member states complicate the process.

 

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This can be seen in the transparency register, which aims at fighting money laundering and terrorism.

 

You can find the study on the Website of the Foundation for Family Businesses:

www.familienunternehmen.de

 

To Study:

Regulatory and financial burdens of EU legislation in four Member States – a comparative study Vol. 3: Burdens arising from the transparency register of the Anti-Money Laundering Directive