European Accelerationism is a movement to deregulate and save Europe, focusing on reducing regulatory burdens, encouraging skilled immigration, enhancing energy independence with nuclear power, and fostering technological innovation.
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Reduce regulatory burden
Advocates for reducing regulations on startups with revenues under €10 million, exempting them from complex rules to promote entrepreneurship and innovation.
Skilled immigration support
Encourages immigration policies that streamline the process for highly skilled workers, offering tax incentives to attract global talent.
Repeal cookie law
Calls for the repeal of the cookie consent law to reduce costs and improve user experience by eliminating ineffective privacy measures.
Single European business entity
Proposes the creation of a pan-European business entity to simplify business registration across Europe, making it easy to start a business online.
Nuclear energy advocacy
Supports the adoption of nuclear energy as a sustainable and reliable solution for Europe's energy needs, emphasizing safety and environmental benefits.
Startup tax discount
Recommends a corporate tax discount to 0% for new businesses during their first 3 years to foster innovation and entrepreneurship.
Tax stock options upon sale
Suggests changing the tax approach on stock options to when they are sold rather than exercised, reducing financial pressure and encouraging talent retention.