What tax departments want to know before the first conversation.

For group tax departments that want to master Pillar 2 in‑house – from a lean team to a department with many entities and jurisdictions. The benchmark is the advisory work of the large audit firms, not another spreadsheet.

The entire Pillar 2 cycle: group structure and data entry, CbCR safe harbour tests, minimum tax computation, provision for the financial statements, GloBE Information Return as validated XML, analyses and exports. Plus LuCy as AI assistant for subject-matter and usage questions.

Yes. “Report only” is a dedicated scope: enter structure and country reports, run the safe harbour tests, generate the GloBE Information Return – only the provision figures are omitted. If a jurisdiction drops out of the safe harbour, you step up to the full computation on the same platform – without re-entering data.

No. You start with the data your tax department already has: the country-by-country report as Excel or XML, the ownership data and the tax positions of the jurisdictions. A system integration is not a prerequisite.

Pillarworks generates the GIR XML following the OECD schema with country-specific profiles for Germany, Sweden and Austria, each checked against the authorities’ error catalogues.

Yes. Tax groups, partnerships and flow-through entities, partially owned parent entities and the reduction for a flow-through ultimate parent are covered in line with the German Minimum Tax Act.

Your tax department provides the data, the software makes the way to the result traceable: calculation steps and reference to the OECD rule and local law at the result, live documentation of the computation, years that can be locked, a computation trail per jurisdiction in the Excel export.

German, English and Swedish – in full: interface, exports, entry templates and rule references.

The delta view flags jurisdictions that newly require full data entry in the reporting year. For them the full computation follows on the same platform – the data already entered is retained.

GIR XML with country profile, Excel analyses with a computation trail per jurisdiction, CbCR and safe harbour exports, constituent entity overviews, the organisation chart as PDF and the project file.

A previously generated GIR can be imported; group structure and data are pre-populated. The changes are entered, validated and exported as a new GIR XML.

The AI assistant built into Pillarworks. She explains at every input field what belongs there, answers questions on the rules and on using the platform in the chat and explains anomalies in the results. LuCy is software help, not tax advice.

From a professionally curated Pillar 2 knowledge base, not from the open internet.

LuCy is a dedicated, optional module of the platform. Before the start, we disclose in the technical and contractual documentation which data LuCy processes and where.

Your data belongs to you: group structure, computations and reports can be exported at any time as Excel, GIR‑XML and project file. Hosting, roles and permissions, backups, deletion, contract documents and reporting channels are agreed with your IT and data protection teams before the start.

None. The demo runs on the fictional group Aurora Energie SE, and the first conversation needs none of your figures either. Your own data only comes into play when you decide – after coordination with your IT and data protection teams and on a contractual basis.

Start with a one-hour demo using a fictional group, with the team that develops the software. You do not need to provide your own data. We then discuss the feature scope and access for your team. A form or a short email to info@lctechnology.de is enough.

L+C Technology develops Pillarworks and does not provide tax advice. Professional support beyond the software is provided on request by LOHR+COMPANY GmbH Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft – under a separate engagement you enter into directly with them. Neither requires the other.

You receive the technical and contractual documentation on operation, data storage, roles and data processing in the conversation before the start – aligned with your IT and data protection teams.

Four founders with roots in tax practice and in the operations of an audit firm. The team has taken Pillar 2 through the entire process several times, up to the electronic submission of the GIR. Developed in Düsseldorf, tax experts and developers at the same table.