Europe boasts a huge market size and stable economic foundation. Furthermore, this region, where technological innovation and research and development are advancing, is a very attractive investment destination for Japanese companies.
Which of the top three countries in terms of the number of Japanese companies expanding into the region should they do so? After taking a bird’s-eye view of global economic trends and the global investment environment, we will present data on investment in Europe.

As for the investment trends of Japanese companies, we will cover the status of domestic and foreign investment in the world and Europe and the number of domestic and foreign investments. As for the current status of investment in Europe, we will provide basic economic indicators, listed companies in Europe, and the number of Japanese companies with local laws.
In addition, as policies and business environment to attract foreign companies in European countries, we will compare Germany, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands, and compare the characteristics and procedures of each country, mainly from the viewpoint of corporate law and taxation.

As an example, we will discuss the differences and characteristics of company forms, the outline of incorporation procedures, and the acquisition of VISA for expatriates. Domestic and international taxation, including corporate tax, VAT, and personal income tax, as well as accounting audits.
Important points to keep in mind and points to be kept in mind when entering the market specific to each country.