One focus of KPMG IMPACT is on the latest global climate policy developments and their possible impacts on businesses globally. The European Union set out its ambition on how, by 2050, it will become the world’s first climate neutral continent in the European Green Deal in 2019. This ambition has been followed by a series of regulatory reforms, the most notable of which are the proposals in the European Commissions ‘Fit for 55’ package which aims to facilitate the EU meeting its interim target of 55% emissions reductions by 2030.

This page brings together information and insights on the fit for 55 package (e.g. CBAM and updates to the EU ETS / ETD) and on other environmental measures (e.g. Plastic tax).

  

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Fit for 55 mid-July 2022 legislative update

Legislative proposals enter interinstitutional negotiations.

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Climate change category
CBAM and ETS

Latest developments in revisions in the Fit for 55 package

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Tax category
European Green Deal Policy Guide

Focus on the ‘Fit for 55’ package.

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Tax category
The European Green Deal & Fit for 55

Setting the regulatory path towards a climate-neutral continent.

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Tax category
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

Tax measure in EU Green Deal

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Tax category
Summary of the CBAM regulation

Regulation of the European parliament and of the council on the establishment of a CBAM.

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Tax category
Plastic Tax

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

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Tax category
New carbon borders change the game

A European Union Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and the EU Emissions Trading Scheme.

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Tax category
Energy Taxation Directive

The European Union’s framework for the taxation of energy products including electricity,

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Tax planning category
Sustainability and Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance

Tax is an important contributor to the ESG agenda.

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Tax category
Responsible Tax

The global reality of tax demands both global conversation and action.

  

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Loek Helderman

Loek Helderman
Global Tax Lead, KPMG IMPACT,
KPMG International, and Partner
KPMG International
E: Helderman.Loek@kpmg.com
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Warwick Ryan

Warwick Ryan
 Global Leader, Virtual Center
of Excellence (VCOE) for 
Excise and Environmental Taxes
KPMG International
E: wryan@kpmg.com
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Chris Morgan

Christopher Morgan
Global Responsible Tax
Programme Leader
KPMG International
E:christopher.morgan@kpmg.co.uk
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Barbara bell

Barbara Bell
Director, Environmental Taxation
KPMG in the UK
E: barbara.bell@kpmg.co.uk
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