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Chapter 21: EU Taxonomy reporting Financial entities February 2025Chapter 21: EU Taxonomy reporting Financial entities Table of contents 21.1EU Taxonomy reporting Financial entities Chapter overview

How to fill out eu taxonomy reporting

How to fill out eu taxonomy reporting

1. Identify the relevant sectors for EU Taxonomy reporting.
2. Determine the activities of your organization and assess their alignment with the Taxonomy criteria.
3. Collect data on economic activities, including turnover, capital expenditure, and operating expenditure.
4. Evaluate the environmental performance of the activities based on the Taxonomy's technical screening criteria.
5. Document the percentage of taxonomy-aligned activities compared to total activities.
6. Prepare a report detailing the findings, including disclosures required under the EU Taxonomy Regulation.
7. Ensure compliance by reviewing the report against EU guidelines and seek stakeholder feedback if necessary.

Who needs eu taxonomy reporting?

1. Large companies with public interest, including listed companies, banks, and insurance firms.
2. Companies intending to access EU funding or investment.
3. Companies seeking to communicate sustainability efforts to investors and stakeholders.
4. Organizations looking to assess and improve their environmental impact.

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What is eu taxonomy reporting?

EU taxonomy reporting is a framework established by the European Union to provide a classification system for environmentally sustainable economic activities. It sets out criteria to determine whether an activity contributes to environmental objectives, enabling investors and stakeholders to assess the sustainability of investments.

Who is required to file eu taxonomy reporting?

Entities that are required to file EU taxonomy reporting include large public companies, financial market participants, and certain asset managers that fall under the EU's Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) and the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR).

How to fill out eu taxonomy reporting?

To fill out EU taxonomy reporting, companies must evaluate their economic activities against the taxonomy regulation criteria, gather relevant data, and disclose the percentage of their activities that meet the environmental sustainability benchmarks set forth by the taxonomy.

What is the purpose of eu taxonomy reporting?

The purpose of EU taxonomy reporting is to enhance transparency and provide a common language for defining environmentally sustainable economic activities, promoting investments in green projects, and helping the EU achieve its climate and sustainability goals.

What information must be reported on eu taxonomy reporting?

Information that must be reported includes the extent to which the company's economic activities align with the EU taxonomy, the proportion of their turnover, capital expenditures, and operational expenditures that are environmentally sustainable according to the established guidelines.