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This content is from: Global EU carbon border could trigger taxes around the world As carbon prices in the EU hit a landmark €50 ($60) per tonne, MNEs should consider the tax compliance and supply chain impacts of the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM). By Alice Jones May 05 2021
