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EU Taxonomy Reporting

Your Taxonomy KPIs are only as strong as the assessment behind them. Censatim maps your business areas to the right Taxonomy activities and assesses each one criterion by criterion, so the eligibility and alignment figures you disclose stand on defensible ground.

Under Article 8 of the EU Taxonomy Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2020/852), large companies must report how much of their business is Taxonomy-eligible and Taxonomy-aligned.

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Are you in scope?

Reporting applies to companies required to file a sustainability statement under the CSRD. This rolls out in phases, ultimately covering:

  • Large EU companies meeting both of the following (group or standalone):
    • More than 1,000 employees
    • More than €450M net annual turnover
  • Non-EU parent companies generating more than €450M net turnover in the EU, with an EU subsidiary or branch exceeding €200M net turnover.

Thresholds reflect the CSRD as amended by the Omnibus Directive (in force 18 March 2026). EU Taxonomy disclosure attaches to in-scope companies at the €450M turnover level; companies below it may report voluntarily on an opt-in basis.

Answer a few quick questions to see whether your organisation is likely to fall within scope. This is an indicative guide, not a formal determination.

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What you need to report

In-scope companies must calculate and disclose three Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) showing the proportion of their Turnover, CapEx (capital expenditure), and OpEx (operating expenditure) that are:

  • Taxonomy-eligible:activities that are listed in the EU Taxonomy and could potentially contribute to the EU’s environmental goals.
  • Taxonomy-aligned: eligible activities that actually meet the technical screening criteria, do no significant harm to other environmental goals, and respect minimum social safeguards.

Eligibility and alignment are different tests, and conflating them is the most common reporting error. The distinction is explained on our EU Taxonomy information page.

How Censatim helps

1

Map

Describe the company and its business areas. Censatim identifies every plausible Taxonomy activity, presents the candidates side by side, and confirms eligibility for each, free of charge.

2

Assess

Each business area is assessed one at a time against its Substantial Contribution and Do No Significant Harm criteria and the Minimum Social Safeguards, through a short evidence-led dialogue. Every dimension is rated In-line or Not aligned, rolled up into a single overall verdict.

3

Allocate

The report states exactly which criteria are met per business area, so your finance team applies the Turnover, CapEx and OpEx allocation to the qualifying activities. Censatim calculates no financial figures, so the numbers remain yours.

Every paid report reproduces the criteria texts verbatim, records the full question and answer dialogue in an annex, and lists the outstanding evidence in priority order, so the basis of every finding is traceable. See our methodology for how conclusions are reached.

Free scoping & eligibility assessment

Find out whether your business activities fall within the scope of the EU Taxonomy, at zero cost. Alignment assessment follows only if you choose it.

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