Compliance Calendar

Regulatory Deadlines 2026\u201327

Key dates for CBAM, IEEPA, de minimis reform, Section 232 and UK customs. Missing a deadline doesn\u2019t just mean penalties \u2014 it means overpaying duty you\u2019re entitled to recover.

Next critical deadline

EU CBAM — first certificate surrender deadline \u2014 31 May 2026

30 April 2026

Past

EU CBAMcritical

EU CBAM Q1 2026 quarterly report due

Q1 2026 report due. Importers must report embedded emissions for all CBAM-covered goods (cement, iron & steel, aluminium, fertilisers, electricity, hydrogen).

CBAM compliance guide

31 May 2026

3 days

EU CBAMcritical

EU CBAM — first certificate surrender deadline

First annual CBAM certificate surrender for 2025 imports. Authorised CBAM declarants must surrender certificates matching embedded emissions. Penalties apply for non-compliance.

Prepare for certificate surrender

1 June 2026

4 days

US IEEPAhigh

IEEPA “reciprocal” tariff reassessment window

Executive Order tariff rates under review. Importers should audit current HTS classifications and duty exposure. Rates have changed multiple times since April 2025.

IEEPA compliance guide

1 July 2026

34 days

EU CBAMhigh

EU CBAM default value markup rises to 10%

Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2621 applies a 10% markup on default emissions values. Importers using default values instead of verified supplier data pay more.

1 July 2026

34 days

EU de minimiscritical

EU de minimis reform takes effect

EU eliminates the €150 customs duty exemption for low-value consignments. All imports from non-EU countries become subject to customs duties regardless of value. Major impact on e-commerce and direct-to-consumer supply chains.

De minimis reform guide

30 September 2026

125 days

US Section 232medium

Section 232 auto parts tariff expansion

Potential expansion of Section 232 tariffs to additional auto parts and derivatives. Monitor Federal Register notices for finalised HTS codes.

Section 232 guide

31 December 2026

217 days

UKmedium

UK–EU TCA annual customs review

Annual review of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement customs provisions. Rules of origin documentation and preferential duty claims should be audit-ready.

1 January 2027

218 days

UK CBAMcritical

UK CBAM goes live

UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism begins under Finance Act 2025. Separate registry, separate authorised declarant framework, separate default value tables from EU CBAM.

UK CBAM readiness

1 January 2027

218 days

EU CBAMhigh

EU CBAM default value markup rises to 20%

The penalty for relying on default emission values increases from 10% to 20%. Verified supplier data becomes increasingly financially advantageous.

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