- A) Introduction
- B) Creation of an SE and the Merger Directive
- C) Questionnaire
- D) Analysis of the answers to the questions (including test whether implementation in accordance with the wording of the Directive)
- a) Merger by acquisition
- b) Merger by formation of a new company
- c) Formation of a Holding SE
- d) Formation of a Subsidiary SE by exchange of shares
- e) Formation of a Subsidiary SE by transfer of branch of activity
- f) Transfer (as part of a merger or transfer of branch of activity) of permanent establishment situated in another Member State
- g) Transfer (as part of a merger or transfer of branch of activity) of permanent establishment situated in Member State
- h) Formation by conversion of an existing public limited-liability company into an SE
- i) Transfer of registered office and head office of SE
- E) Overview per item
- a) Merger by acquisition
- b) Merger by formation of a new company
- c) Formation of a Holding SE
- d) Formation of a Subsidiary SE by exchange of shares
- e) Formation of a Subsidiary SE by transfer of branch of activity
- f) Transfer of permanent establishment (as part of a merger or transfer of a branch of activity) situated in another Member State
- g) Transfer of permanent establishment (as part of a merger or transfer of a branch of activity) situated in Member State
- h) Transformation by conversion of an existing public limited liability company into an SE
- i) Transfer of registered office and head office of SE
- F) Overview per Member State
- a) Austria
- b) Belgium
- c) Denmark
- d) Finland
- e) France
- f) Germany
- g) Greece
- h) Ireland
- i) Italy
- j) Luxembourg
- k) Netherlands
- l) Portugal
- m) Spain
- n) Sweden
- o) United Kingdom
- G) Analysis of the answers to the questions related to the purpose and the spirit of the Merger Directive
- a) Merger by acquisition u0096 Tax treatment in Member State of receiving company
- b) Merger by formation of a new compa
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