- From 1 January 2026, the CBAM will fully apply, changing compliance for importers of covered goods into the EU.
- Importers of less than 50 tonnes per year (excluding electricity and hydrogen) are exempt from CBAM obligations.
- Annual CBAM reports will replace quarterly reports, due by 30 September 2027.
- CBAM certificates for 2026 imports must be purchased from February 2027; third-party verification is not needed if default values with markups are used.
- Importers exceeding 50 tonnes per year must obtain Authorised CBAM Declarant status before 1 January 2026, with a tolerance period in early 2026 for pending applications.
Source: rmboulanger.com
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