- ICAEW responds to Treasury/HMRC consultation on carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM).
- Welcomes broad principles of CBAM.
- Cautions that businesses will need more time to comply.
- Five-month deadline from the first accounting period may be too short for accurate emissions data collection.
- Quarterly reporting from 2028 could be overly burdensome for businesses.
- Encourages the government to take a phased approach to implementation.
Source: taxjournal.com
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