CRC Internal Audits – London
6 Oct 2011
We now have until the end of September 2011 to resubmit both annual and footprint reports to the environment agency – but should you resubmit, or leave it as it is? To answer that, we’d recommend an internal audit! 25% of participants will be checked this year, and the EA (and/or KPMG) will want to see evidence of a completed internal audit.
First year reports notwithstanding, organisations need to start working on ensuring an accurate reporting in this second year (2011/12) as it includes financial liabilities. The 2011/12 emissions allowances at £12 per tonne will require payment alongside the Annual Report submission. It is for this reason, that an Internal Audit will be a very useful exercise to help CRC participants minimise their levy payments.
Reducing carbon is a critical step in ensuring reduction of the levy. We will be hosting an informal round table discussion on the 6th October 2011 from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM. We will use this opportunity to focus on how Internal Audits can help you in minimisation of levy payments and improved reporting. Specifically we will be looking at:
- How at risk you are for an audit this year (it’s risk based!)
- Estimated and inaccurate date – what might it cost you in next year’s levy?
- The legals behind the audit – what does the CRC Order say?
- What the environment agency told us they want to see in an audit
- What KPMG have told us about CRC audits – where might your gaps be?
- Our experience completing CRC audits to date – what have we learnt that might help you?
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We look forward to seeing you there.
Coffee and croissants included!
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9:30 AM 12:00 PM, #_LOCATION, Francis Street, London SW1P 1DH, UK
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