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1. EU-INC

1.1 EU-REGISTRY

1.2 EU-DASHBOARD

1.3 EU-FAST

2. EU-ESOP

3. Taxation

4. Employment

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<aside> Corporate Principles - Pillar 1.2 EU-DASHBOARD

EU-DASHBOARD:

• Will be an optional “minimum specification” central platform for communication with the 1.1 EU-REGISTRY .
• Will be a one stop shop for all entity management tasks.

Key characteristics

• Document Creation: Admin can create essential company documents like resolutions and general meeting agendas, or upload externally drafted documents.
• Share Transactions: Should the company wish to sell or buy shares they can do this through a contract or directly within the EU-Dashboard by issuing and confirming the purchase. The EU-Dashboard will sync the transfer with the 1.1 EU-REGISTRY through API, keeping it up-to-date.
  • When using the EU-Dashboard, the admin can use a guided form system, only having to fill out details such as seller, buyer, etc and number of shares being sold and price. The system will then generate a final contract, which the parties can sign digitally.
  • The EU-Dashboard will store the contract and will be able to generate a certified version, providing legal proof of the transaction.
  • When shares are transferred via the guided form system, the cap table will automatically update and recalculate ownership percentages.
  • If a share transfer is done through an external contract, the document can be uploaded to the Dashboard. The EU-Dashboard admin will then update the cap table once the transaction is completed.
• Cap Table management and Share Certificates: Cap table simulations and calculations can be run on the EU-Dashboard, as well as issuing share certificates directly on it, or through a third-party cap table management tool.
• EU-FAST Instruments: For instruments like the 1.3 EU-FAST , the EU-Dashboard can pre-calculate the ownership percentages for founders after a hypothetical funding round, allowing them to track their commitments before completing the share issuance.

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📌 EXAMPLE

EU-Inc “ABC” is a brand new company. The founders have been advised that they need to deliberate on some strategic matters, and to do so through a board resolution. Not being entirely familiar with the procedures, they would turn to the Dashboard, and follow a resolution wizard where they choose the type of resolution, name the points to be decided upon, and easily create a document that comes pre-filled with their entity’s information and appropriate formatting.

Five years later, “ABC” is now a large company, with a dedicated Legal department. The Legal department uses third party entity management software to draft and archive resolutions. This software would communicate directly with the EU-Inc’s API and automatically pull the entity’s data, as well as sync information both ways as necessary.

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Next: 1.3 EU-FAST

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