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Full EU Taxonomy compliance

Evaluate your economic activities and determine taxonomy eligibility directly in Tanso.

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Create audit-ready, repeatable processes and streamline reporting.

Utilize the advantages of the EU Taxonomy as part of Tanso CSRD and efficiently summarize results in the sustainability report.

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Mastering the EU Taxonomy regulation - Helpful resources and practical tips

EU Taxonomy: Implementation and connection with the CSRD

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Guide: EU Taxonomy

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EU Taxonomy and CSRD in context

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Evaluate taxonomy eligibility

  • Search and select NACE codes or upload an activity list directly into the app.
  • Eligibility determination of economic activities.
  • Import of accounting data for quantifying activities based on three key KPIs: Turnover, CapEx, and OpEx.

Evaluate taxonomy compliance

  • Guidelines for efficiently determining significant contributions, "Do No Significant Harm" criteria, and "Minimum Social Safeguards" criteria.
  • Streamlined compliance verification for all activities using certification marks.
  • Centralized gathering of receipts and other proof for regulatory compliance.

Analyze results

  • Quantified summaries of EU taxonomy compliance and the associated economic impacts.
  • Efficient reporting in accordance with EU standards using the app's available templates.
Reporting EU Taxonomie within Tanso based on revenue, Opex and Capex

Publish audit-ready reports

  • Integrated into CSRD reporting in a consolidated sustainability statement
  • More cost-efficient auditing through dedicated auditors Access
  • Audit-proof thanks to document uploads and audit logs for each activity

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What does taxonomy-conform mean?

Taxonomy-conformity means that an activity is not only taxonomy-compliant, but also fulfills all the necessary criteria of the EU taxonomy. It must contribute significantly to at least one environmental objective, not significantly harm the other environmental objectives (Do No Significant Harm principle), comply with the minimum protection measures and meet the applicable technical assessment criteria. A taxonomy-compliant activity is therefore fully in line with the requirements of the EU taxonomy.

What does taxonomy-eligibility mean?

Taxonomy-eligibility means, that an economic activity basically fits into the categories of the EU taxonomy and can be assigned to one of the defined environmental objectives. The activity is therefore relevant for the taxonomy, but it has not yet been assessed whether it meets the requirements of the EU taxonomy.

When does a company have to report on the EU Taxonomy?

Companies must report on the EU Taxonomy if they fall under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) or the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD).

How are the EU Taxonomy and CSRD connected?

The CSRD and the EU Taxonomy complement each other and work closely together: All companies that are required to report under the CSRD must also report on the EU Taxonomy.Both reports ultimately feed into the sustainability statement in the management report.

What is the EU Taxonomy?

The EU Taxonomy is a transparency tool based on a clearly defined classification system. It translates the EU's climate and environmental goals into specific criteria for certain economic activities, and thus serves as a guide for private investment in sustainable projects.

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