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ESG – Risk or opportunity?

Advisory

In the business world, there is an evolution from ‘sustainability’, in the past often associated with environmental objectives, to the broader concept of ‘ESG’. ESG stands for ‘Environmental, Social and Governance’, and includes items such as energy efficiency, carbon footprint, availability of raw materials in the production cycle, health & safety on the work floor, board remuneration, corporate governance, etc.

Mark Ernots
| 28 Oct 2022

Is sustainability already high on your agenda?

Sustainability

The mandatory sustainability reporting for large companies in Europe will also involve SMEs. Look at it as a ‘call for action’ for every company.

Isabel Derison
| 05 Sep 2022

VSME: The new standard for SME sustainability reporting

Advisory

Sustainability is no longer an option, but a necessity. Yet many SMEs struggle with the question: How do I get started without being overwhelmed by complex reporting requirements?

Niels Breugelmans
| 2 min read | 01 Dec 2025

EUDR Update — What it is, impact on companies, and the proposed delay

Advisory

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) sets strict requirements for deforestation-free and traceable supply chains. Learn what the regulation entails, who is affected, and how companies can prepare for the proposed delay in enforcement.

1 min read | 30 Sep 2025

Sustainability and the difference between the journey and the destination

Advisory

Sustainability is a continuous journey, not a final destination. Discover how companies transition through the three phases of ESG transformation, from reaction to regeneration, and the role of stakeholders in creating long-term positive impacts on the environment and society

4 min read | 29 Sep 2024

WhatsUpp: how does ESG affect the value of my company?

whatsupp

A well-considered ESG approach is increasingly important for your business value. We explain how to go about it as a large or small company.

3 min read | 15 Jul 2024

The impact of ESG on the taxation of your corporate fleet

Sustainability

Thanks to the growing awareness around ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance), the decision-making process of companies is increasingly influenced by matters like energy consumption, climate, health, safety and good corporate governance. ESG seeks for an equilibrium between financial economic results, transparency, social interests and the environment without losing the balance between them. It should therefore be no surprise that also the tax authorities are stimulating tax payers (more specifically companies) to greening their company car fleet by allowing a higher tax deduction for so-called ‘green cars’ and disallowing the deduction of ‘fuel cars’ going further. Next to the tax impact, the greenification of the company car fleet offers opportunities to create added value for companies, climate and their people from an innovation perspective.

Joke Persoons
| 19 Jan 2023
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