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Transition timetable by domain and country

The transition timetable by statistical domain and by country, with every date labelled fixed or expected.

The four levels

1. Level 1 Section One letter
2. Level 2 Division Two digits
3. Level 3 Group Three digits
4. Level 4 Class Four digits

Guides in this cluster

• What is backcasting in the NACE Rev 2.1 transition?

  Backcasting restates earlier statistics on the NACE Rev 2.1 basis so historical series stay comparable, using the methods in the Eurostat backcasting manual.

• When do balance of payments, trade in services and investment statistics move?

  Balance of payments, international trade in services and foreign direct investment are listed by Eurostat with updated requirements in Delegated Regulation 2024/3104, with no single date verified.

• When is NACE Rev 2.1 used in bank reporting?

  Eurostat records a Joint Banking Reporting Committee recommendation for harmonised NACE Rev 2.1 bank reporting from 1 January 2026 onwards.

• Which countries have no published NACE Rev 2.1 timetable?

  For Germany, Italy, Portugal, Romania and other countries, no national timetable date was verified in the pages consulted, and no date is asserted here.

• What is double reporting in the transition?

  Double reporting sends the same statistics broken down by NACE Rev 2 and by NACE Rev 2.1 in parallel for a period, as described on the Eurostat transition page.

• When do economic accounts for agriculture move to NACE Rev 2.1?

  Economic accounts for agriculture are listed by Eurostat among the domains with updated transmission requirements, with no single application date verified.

• When do environmental economic accounts move to NACE Rev 2.1?

  Environmental economic accounts are listed by Eurostat with updated requirements in Delegated Regulation 2025/472, with no single application date verified.

• What is the European data transmission range?

  The FIXED range for NACE Rev 2.1 data transmission, why it is a range, and what it does not fix for a single domain.

• When do European business statistics move to NACE Rev 2.1?

  Short term business statistics use NACE Rev 2 until the end of 2027 and NACE Rev 2.1 from 2028, on the Eurostat legislation page.

• What are the French, Irish and Dutch timetables?

  France moves to NAF 2025 from 1 January 2027, Ireland begins publishing on NACE Rev 2.1 from January 2026, and the Netherlands implements SBI 2025 gradually from 2026.

• How is the transition timetable read?

  How to read a NACE Rev 2.1 timetable, what FIXED and EXPECTED mean, and which timetable controls a given statistic.

• What timetable applies to other statistical domains?

  Other statistical domains are covered by Commission Regulation 2025/447 on the Eurostat transition page, with no single application date verified.

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