Sustainability and climate change tax: Why PwC?

A powerful combination of qualified tax specialists, cross-functional capability, industry know-how, in-depth experience—and a passion for making a difference.

Appetite for change

Global business perspectives on tax and regulation for a low carbon economy
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Global Environmental Tax & Regulation Monitor

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Tax and the environment: A world of possibilities

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Transfer pricing and the green agenda

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PwC is the premier global provider of tax services and is working with a number of the world's leading organisations on their tax issues in relation to sustainability and climate change.

We have a specialised global team of tax practitioners, working as part of our wider cross-functional network, who are already well versed in sustainability and climate change taxes and regulation, through their involvement with governments and businesses on the successful establishment, implementation and management of these in different territories around the world.

At PwC, our approach to market is through industry specialisms, as we believe that each industry sector has its own unique set of issues and opportunities. As such, our sustainability & climate change tax network draws on the in-depth knowledge and experience of our industry specialists, which covers all industries affected by environmental taxes and regulation, including renewable energies.

Our competitive advantage is through a combination of these factors, added to the experience that we have built up in this area over the 20 years that our sustainability & climate change advisory practice has been in operation.

Our global sustainability & climate change practice comprises over 500 professionals in more than 40 territories around the world, serving more than 50% the global Fortune100 corporations, and partnering with such major environmental organisations as the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the UN Global Compact and the World Economic Forum (WEF).

Perhaps most importantly, we believe passionately that environmentally motivated taxes and regulation can make a difference in the behaviours of businesses and consumers, and ultimately can help save the planet—and that they can do so without damaging the global economy.