On that note, other EU countries should pull their heads out of their asses and start creating better environments for business and especially small business/st

On that note, other EU countries should pull their heads out of their asses and start creating better environments for business and especially small business/startups. You know what happens in my country when you get a big sum of money from crowdfunding or the tax authority thinks you owe them money? They block your bank accounts. Yeah, they actually do that, and then tell you to come and resolve the problem. Which can take weeks to months. You know what happens in a "normal" country like the UK, Germany, Netherlands or any other with a healthy number of small/medium business? They notify you and tell you to come and resolve the issue asap. If you fail to do that, they can block and check your bank accounts. In the meantime, you can continue doing business. The punishment for tax evasion/etc is about the same all over. So why the extra totalitarianism? Anyone with half a brain would never want to deal with that bs. And that's just one example, there's lots more. You know where big companies come from? Small ones grow into them. Good luck growing much of anything with this kind of approach. Sit there and be envious of Germany and everyone else.