As interest in ESG issues is accelerating, we are seeing a fundamental shift in the way in which businesses operate and how their corporate agendas are shaped. Once the responsibility of a single department, sustainability now touches every part of a business. PwC analysis has found that 60% of CEOs believe that environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues will be a long-term investment priority over the next three years.
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Tax within the ESG landscape is key to shaping how government can incentivise businesses to meet sustainability goals in the long-term and progress towards net-zero and a greener future. Tax as an ESG metric can bring value to the business and enhance a company’s reputation.
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ESG initiatives go beyond just doing the right thing. They can improve society’s perceptions of the company, build competitive positioning, and increase market value. A well-executed and well-communicated ESG strategy can create intrinsic value by appropriately managing key risks and cultivating opportunities. If a company is transparent about how it is addressing stakeholder ESG interests, market value can increase over time.
We can support businesses and policymakers by offering solutions and advice on the following key areas:
Our team provides commercial and market-focussed advice to businesses in a range of sectors, including in particular manufacturing businesses, energy and waste companies, oil and gas operators and construction companies.