Green taxes in Europe: impact on your business

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23 June 2021

Sustainability and addressing the impact of climate change is increasingly a priority for many company boards, with the COVID-19 pandemic accelerating public demand for a greener, cleaner, more biodiverse planet. The European Green Deal (EGD) is Europe’s ambitious climate plan and is changing the tax and business landscape. Remaining abreast and having an understanding of the green tax and incentives landscape is important, as well as understanding potential tax implications for changing business operations and models.

A new EY summary identifies some of the key issues for European tax directors to consider.

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