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EUR 35m or 7%

The EU AI Act fine ceilings, and the SME rule that inverts them

What it says, in full

Thirty five million euros, or seven percent of worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher. That is the EU AI Act's ceiling for a prohibited practice. Other operator breaches reach fifteen million or three percent. Misleading a notified body, seven and a half million or one percent. But article ninety nine, paragraph six, inverts it for small and medium companies: each ceiling becomes the lower of the two, not the higher. An SME turning over five million euros faces a hundred and fifty thousand, not fifteen million. Bindler publishes verified EU AI Act workbooks at bindler dot co.

The whole rule, with every article and the dates: read the guide.

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