- Tungsten Automation has been monitoring the progress of the CBAM tax
- The tax aims to tax carbon emissions and promote environmental agendas
- The first emission values were due to be reported by 31 January 2024
- The tax is complex and communicating its complexities to impacted entities has been a challenge
- The European Commission has been providing guidance on the tax in a piecemeal approach
- This month, default values have been provided for reporting purposes
- The default values should help simplify the reporting process.
Source: tungstenautomation.com
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