Carbon Taxes > FEATURE: CBAM fourth quarterly report spooking EU importers, low compliance expected

FEATURE: CBAM fourth quarterly report spooking EU importers, low compliance expected

Published 16:46 on October 30, 2024  /  Last updated at 10:44 on November 4, 2024  / /  Carbon Taxes, CBAM, EMEA

Many companies importing goods covered by the EU’s carbon tax will fail to report their actual emissions data in time for the European Commission Thursday deadline - as they struggle to navigate difficult reporting requirements, inconsistencies, and flaws in the policy, according to consultancies and businesses.
Many companies importing goods covered by the EU’s carbon tax will fail to report their actual emissions data in time for the European Commission Thursday deadline - as they struggle to navigate difficult reporting requirements, inconsistencies, and flaws in the policy, according to consultancies and businesses.


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