CBAM - A practical approach

By now you may have heard about the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). The first CBAM reporting deadline is for 4Q 2023 is 31 Jan 2024.

4 Eyes and its EEA colleagues want to give a practical approach to this new regulation whiich will profoundly affect the importation into the EU of certain goods (cement, iron & steel, aluminium, fertilizers, electricity and hydrogen).

We will offer not only a general perspective on the main regulations and transitional period, but also, we will go deep into practical issues:

• Impact of CBAM regulation on indirect customs representation.

• How to prepare information from a non-EU perspective.

• How to fulfil the first CBAM report.

You are invited to this exclusive briefing on December 14th from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (CET), held by the European Excise Association, with the participation of customs and excise specialists from different member States.

The webinar will have the collaboration of our following members:

• Víctor Guarch – Lawyer – Managing Director at Arola Legal (Spain)

• Christian Salder – Lawyer – Partner at KMLZ (Germany).

• Peter Pichler – Lawyer – Partner at LeitnerLeitner (Austria)

• Marcie Reyno-Dalle – Managing Partner at Fiscalead (France)

• Kevin Roger – Customs and Indirect Taxes Specialist at 4 Eyes Ltd (UK and Ireland)

• David Martínez – Lawyer – Excise Duties Specialist at Arola Legal (Spain)

REGISTER HERE

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