Are your goods actually in scope?
Aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron & steel — defined by commodity (CN) code, not by what your invoice calls the product. Scrap is excluded; glass and ceramics were dropped.
UK CBAM starts 1 January 2027 — with no practice run. The first bill, due 31 May 2028, is built from data you must collect across 2026–27. This free two-page checklist tells you your exposure in ten minutes: what applies to you, and what to do next.
A 2-page PDF. No cost, no call booked. Just your exposure, mapped.
The checklist walks the same four tests HMRC's rules turn on. Tick what applies — your ticks tell you exactly what to do next.
Aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron & steel — defined by commodity (CN) code, not by what your invoice calls the product. Scrap is excluded; glass and ceramics were dropped.
A forward test on any 30-day window and a 12-month lookback from 1 Jan 2027. Roughly one lorry-load of steel. Even under it, in-scope customers push data requests down your chain.
Registration by 31 Jan 2028, first return and payment by 31 May 2028 covering all of 2027, then quarterly. Someone in the business needs to own these dates to the board.
Supplier embedded-emissions data is the long pole — start 2026. Without verified, independently accredited data, HMRC's default values apply, and defaults are expensive.
Send it to your inbox and you'll also get occasional CBAM deadline alerts as the rules firm up. No sales call, unsubscribe anytime.
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