CBAM consultations
The CBAM carbon border tax is a new tool introduced by the European Union in order to gain control over reducing global greenhouse gas emissions, especially carbon dioxide. The border carbon tax is intended to minimize the so-called “CO2 carbon leakage”, which occurs when entrepreneurs move the production of high-emission products outside the European Union, where less stringent climate requirements apply.
Ordinance OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL (EU) 2023/956 of 10 May 2023 establishing a mechanism for the adjustment of border prices taking into account CO2 emissions (OJ L 130, 16.05.2023/53/XNUMX, p. XNUMX,) introduces new obligations for entrepreneurs who import products with high emissions, such as cement, steel, iron, aluminum, fertilizers, energy or hydrogen. Currently, importers or customs agencies acting as an indirect representative are obliged to submit quarterly CBAM reports. This new obligation may cause many doubts, and collecting the reports necessary to complete the reports may be difficult.
If you have any doubts, you can use professional consultations that will solve all problems related to submitting CBAM reports.
CBAM consultations - what can we do for your company?
CBAM Consultations – Reporting and Authorized Submitter
Take advantage of our experience in customs, trade compliance, supply chains, reporting and compliance. We specialize in services related to CBAM reporting, thanks to which we will efficiently prepare and implement new obligations in your organization.
We are prepared to support your organization in the proper implementation of the CBAM reporting obligation. You can count on our help in:
- verify the customs codes of goods that are subject to CBAM reporting,
- CBAM process mapping,
- creating procedures related to the preparation and submission of CBAM reports,
- creating a RACI responsibility matrix that will determine the responsibilities of specific departments at various stages of preparing the CBAM report,
- conducting training on the obligations arising from the Regulation OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL (EU) 2023/956,
- meetings with producers of high-emission goods outside the EU from whom you import these goods,
- training for producers, which will indicate what information they must provide in order to correctly prepare CBAM reports.
You are not sure whether the CBAM report you have already submitted is complete and correctly prepared?
Contact us - we'll check it out!
