Orbitax Global Minimum Tax - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Orbitax Global Minimum Tax is a cloud-based solution that automates OECD Pillar 2 tax calculations using rules from over 190 countries. The software minimizes risk and helps organizations become operationally ready for BEPS 2.0. It streamlines data collection, simplifies country-specific calculations, and enables faster and more accurate global compliance.

The solution collects entity transaction and financial data across various formats via 90 API connectors and other powerful data collection methods. It automatically calculates global minimum top-up tax across local countries concurrently and allows users to run simulations on entity and transaction changes for operational readiness. Orbitax Global Minimum Tax reduces the time required to research and ensure the accuracy of these taxes across different jurisdictions.

With Orbitax Global Minimum Tax, organizations can file faster in all tax jurisdictions using pre-linked tax forms for GloBE Information Return and other supplemental returns. The software makes it easier to understand the tax complexity that comes with the Pillar 2 rules by automating calculations. It helps close the books faster by automating the periodic calculations for tax provision, deferred taxes, and effective tax rate. Orbitax Global Minimum Tax seamlessly integrates with Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE Tax Provision solution via an API connector. It quickly identifies jurisdictions that are exempt under Safe harbour rules of OECD Pillar 2, loads entity transaction and financial data from any source in any format via four different methods into six pre-built input templates, and determines effective tax rates and top-up tax liability for jurisdictions using built-in country-specific calculators. The solution also generates and e-files GloBE Information Returns or other tax forms in relevant jurisdictions, performs multi-year forecast calculations by expanding base-year input with growth assumptions, and provides material related to Pillar 2 rules issued by OECD, country-specific laws, and EU directives.