Beyond the GAAP no. 197 – March 2025
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Beyond the GAAP no. 197 – March 2025
On 3 April, the European Parliament approved the Commission’s proposed “Stop the clock” directive, which is being fast-tracked through the legislative process and will postpone mandatory sustainability reporting for wave 2 and 3 companies by two years. As it has already been endorsed by the EU Council, the directive is now expected to be published in the OJEU by late April or early May. Readers will remember that Member States will then have until 31 December to transpose the directive into national law.
In this issue, we continue our deep dive into the simplification proposals adopted by the Commission on 26 February this year. This month, we are looking at the potential changes to the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive.
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Beyond the GAAP no. 196 – February 2025
On 26 February, the European Commission presented its simplification proposals as part of the first “Omnibus” package, aiming to reduce the administrative burden on companies, particularly due to the CSRD and the EU Taxonomy Regulation. These proposals mark the beginning of a long legislative process that could significantly shift corporate sustainability reporting by introducing new thresholds, a...
Beyond the GAAP No. 194 - December 2024
Happy New Year from the Beyond the GAAP editorial team! The year 2024 concluded with the publication of targeted amendments to IFRS 9 and IFRS 7, aimed at contracts referencing nature-dependent electricity, often structured as PPAs (Power Purchase Agreements) or VPPAs (Virtual Power Purchase Agreements). These eagerly awaited amendments are detailed in this issue.
Beyond the GAAP No. 195 - January 2025
As companies subject to the reporting obligations of the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) in 2025 prepare to publish their first sustainability statements in accordance with ESRS standards, the new European Commission's roadmap for the next five years, referred to as a "compass" for EU competitiveness, aims in particular to reduce the regulatory and administrative burden on companies....