![]() ![]() On the European e-Justice website, you can look up companies (e.g. ![]() However, there is a European Directive (89/666/EC) which requires the registration of branches of companies in another EEA country. ![]() As a result, it is often difficult to find data on, for example, foreign sole proprietorships, associations and foundations. By no means all countries have chosen to include all economically relevant entities in a register as the Netherlands has. This Directive only applies to companies (private limited companies (‘BVs’) and public limited companies (‘NVs’) in the Netherlands), which means that in many EEA Member States the register only contains information on companies. Within the European Economic Area, the registers are based on a European Directive (2009/101/EC) and comprise broadly the same basic data as in the Netherlands. Financial data (such as financial statements) may also be kept and published by another institution. In other countries, company registers are not usually kept by a chamber of commerce, but by a commercial court or a ministry agency, for example. Almost all countries have a register, and most of those registers are also available online. ![]()
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