BEPS 2.0, driven by OECD, introduces major tax reforms with two pillars: Pillar One reallocates profits to markets where goods and services are consumed, while Pillar Two enforces a 15% global minimum tax on companies with revenues over €750 million. These rules reshape transfer pricing, statutory reporting, and tax forecasting, demanding greater transparency and collaboration across jurisdictions. As regulations evolve, manual processes and spreadsheets will prove inadequate. Technology like Longview Tax centralizes data, automates reporting, and models complex scenarios, enabling organizations to stay compliant, manage risks, and optimize strategies in a shifting global tax landscape.

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