Overview
The Liechtenstein Pillar Two GIR Form is a jurisdiction-specific tax form used to report Liechtenstein’s GloBE Information Return as part of Pillar Two compliance. It captures all required GloBE income, covered taxes, ETR data, and QDMTT computations in line with Liechtenstein’s legislative implementation. This template aligns fully with Liechtenstein’s Pillar Two rules and the OECD Global Minimum Tax (GloBE) framework.
What's Included
- Forms Library
The latest jurisdiction-specific Pillar Two forms. Orbitax endeavors to publish all forms shortly after the local authorities publish or update a form, meaning no more searching across portals or worrying about outdated versions.
- Fillable Forms
These fillable Pillar Two forms are ready to use straight away and connect directly with the Orbitax Global Minimum Tax solution to take care of the data entry process automatically. By pulling figures directly from the calculation engine into the reporting templates your team can significantly reduce the amount of manual input involved while keeping the integrity of your tax data intact. This makes for a much cleaner and more consistent filing process and gives your team a realistic chance of meeting tight jurisdictional deadlines without the pressure that comes with manual data handling
- Certified Translations
Multilingual tax filings do not have to be a source of added complexity for your team. Orbitax builds certified tax form translations directly into the platform so everyone involved in the filing can review and complete forms in the language they work best in. This makes a real difference in reducing the chance of something being misread or misinterpreted during preparation and keeps the overall experience straightforward and confident for all parties involved.
- Validation and Review
Ensure accuracy before submission with automatic validation and review tools. Orbitax checks each form for completeness and flags potential errors, helping you submit securely and confidently.
- Filing and Transmission
Submit directly to the relevant government portals or follow instructions when e-filing is not supported. Orbitax provides official export formats (e.g. XML) and centralizes all submission activities, eliminating fragmented workflows.
- Collaboration
Orbitax’s integrated workflows allow professionals to collaborate effortlessly across teams and timezones. Request for missing data, assign tasks to members for review, and track filing progress in real time. Use Orbitax's Pillar 2 Software to pre-populate your forms with accurate calculation data.
How It Works
Entity Data Consolidation
Upload group- or entity-level data to create a single source of truth inside the platform.
Form Selection
Choose the form you want to work with, assign a form title, select the reporting entity, and set the UPE currency- automatically populated from your uploaded entity data.
Instruction Language
Access form-filling instructions directly within the platform, available in both the local authority’s language and English (where provided).
Data Input and Workflow Automation
Fill out the necessary forms by hand or send an email invitation to stakeholders (such as preparers, reviewers, and managers) using data-collection procedures. When a GMT license is active, users can extract relevant data straight from GMT scenarios that are automatically mapped to appropriate fields.
Validations
Leverage built-in field-level validation checks to ensure accuracy, then generate or export the completed Liechtenstein’s Pillar Two GIR Form in the required formats (PDF, XML).
Transmissions
Direct transmission of XML and PDF filings to tax authority portals.
Compliance Coverage
Supports OECD Pillar Two / GloBE compliance under GIR legislation.
Aligned with Liechtenstein local GIR implementation rules and guidance.
GIR Pillar Two Tax form is applicable for fiscal years from 2024 onwards.
Helps prepare GIR disclosures for in-scope multinational groups.
Designed to support transitional and safe harbour rules, where applicable.
Benefits of Liechtenstein Pillar Two GloBE Information Return (GIR) Form
Ensure accurate and compliant GIR reporting aligned with Liechtenstein’s Pillar Two filing requirements
Reduce manual data handling and minimize errors in Liechtenstein’s GIR submission
Support consistent and standardized GloBE reporting across all constituent entities
Keep filings aligned with both OECD GloBE rules and Liechtenstein’s local legislation
Simplify coordination between global and local teams for Pillar Two compliance
Version History
| Jurisdiction | Form Type | Filing Level | Filing Method | Effective Date | Due Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liechtenstein | GloBE Information Return (GIR) | N/A | E-Filing (LIDeS ) | 01/01/2024 | 06/30/2026 |
FAQs
What is the Liechtenstein Pillar Two GloBE Information Return Form and who needs to file it?
The Liechtenstein GloBE Information Return Form is a jurisdiction specific tax form for multinational groups that have constituent entities in Liechtenstein and fall within the scope of the OECD Global Minimum Tax framework. If your group meets the Pillar Two threshold and has a presence in Liechtenstein this form is a core part of meeting your local compliance obligations under Liechtenstein law.
Does the Liechtenstein GloBE Information Return Form need to be completed manually every time?
Not if your organisation is using the Orbitax GMT solution. The platform pulls data directly from your existing GMT scenarios and maps it to the relevant fields in the Liechtenstein GloBE Information Return Form which takes a significant amount of the manual work off your team. The data collection module also allows you to bring in preparers, reviewers and managers via email so everyone is contributing from one central place rather than working across disconnected tools.
How does Orbitax keep the Liechtenstein GloBE Information Return Form current with the latest local requirements?
Orbitax monitors updates from the relevant Liechtenstein authorities and publishes the latest version of the form as soon as any changes are made. This means your team is never working from an outdated version and does not need to spend time tracking changes across different official sources ensuring the form always reflects the most current local implementation rules and guidance.