Hall Chadwick ESG
Pitfalls in ESG Reporting? How to Ensure Safety through Proper CSRD Controls and Audits
With the implementation of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) in the EU, companies around the world are facing the most stringent ESG disclosure requirements in history. According to EU regulations, starting in 2024, the first batch of large listed companies must prepare sustainability reports in accordance with the ESRS and undergo limited assurance by a third party.
Many Taiwanese companies, even if not directly subject to CSRD, are required to enhance their ESG controls and internal audit standards due to their roles in global supply chains and investor expectations, ensuring data reliability, transparency, and alignment with international norms.
Many Taiwanese companies, even if not directly subject to CSRD, are required to enhance their ESG controls and internal audit standards due to their roles in global supply chains and investor expectations, ensuring data reliability, transparency, and alignment with international norms.
- SMEs ESG
- Sustainability Accounting
- ESG Compliance
- Climate Risk
- Carbon Disclosure
- Carbon Emission Management
- Corporate Sustainability
- Integrated Financial Reporting
- Sustainability Report
- TCFD
- IFRS S2
- IFRS S1
- ESG Reporting
- Taiwan ESG Regulations 2025
- Corporate Accounting Advisory
- Finance
- Sustainability
- ESG
- Accounting
