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GIR XML software for Belgian Pillar Two teams
GIR.WTF is software for generating, validating and exporting GloBE Information Return (GIR) XML files for Belgian Pillar Two reporting workflows. It helps teams turn GIR, GIRNOT and MyMinfin preparation into an XML-ready review flow. The user controls the reporting information; GIR.WTF handles the technical XML layer.
Technical software only. No tax or legal advice, no filing guarantee, no official affiliation, and no confidential data via the public access form.
GIR and GIR XML execution layer
GIR.WTF separates the question from the workflow. The GIR page explains the GloBE Information Return in Pillar Two; the GIR XML hub brings together generation, validation, OECD schema mapping, Belgian portal preparation, GIRNOT, MyMinfin and validation-error behaviour.
How it works
Finance and tax teams should not have to think like a technical XML format. They control the GIR information; GIR.WTF translates it into a structured, validated XML workflow that can be reviewed before export.
Enter structured GIR information through guided fields instead of editing raw XML tags.
Missing field, invalid format or schema issue? The user sees the technical fix before export.
Export a technically structured GIR XML package and keep validation details available for review.
The product principle is simple: user-controlled data first, technical XML second. GIR questions should be understandable to finance and tax users; XML, XSD validation and structural rules should be handled by the software.
Users work through guided questions, not raw tags or schema documents.
Validation messages explain what is missing and what needs review before export.
Show XSD/XML details only when a reviewer or engineer needs them.
The exported package stays clear, traceable and scoped for professional review.
Why .wtf?
Preparing GIR XML should not require every finance user to read schema documentation, diagnose XSD errors and track Belgian validation behaviour manually. GIR.WTF turns the technical layer into a guided workflow.
GIR. Without the WTF. GIR.WTF keeps the playful edge in the name and the serious work in the workflow: structured input, clear validation, traceable export and strict boundaries.
Scope
GIR.WTF helps Belgian Pillar Two teams prepare structured GIR data, validate XML readiness and export reviewable files. It does not give tax or legal advice, submit filings, decide reporting positions or guarantee authority acceptance.
The software supports GIR XML creation, validation and export checks. Tax and legal conclusions remain with the group and its advisers.
Technical validation support is not a guarantee that a filing position is correct, complete or accepted.
Access starts through the portal request flow. The public form is only for routing and product fit; confidential tax data stays out of it.
OECD and FPS Finance materials stay linked where they matter, so users can trace GIR XML and Belgian Pillar Two context back to authoritative sources.
GIR/GIRNOT FAQ
GIR.WTF answers practical GIR, GIRNOT and GIR XML questions with the same boundary on every page: technical generation, validation and export support, not tax or legal advice.
gir.wtf is focused on technical GIR XML generation, validation and export, with Belgian GIR/GIRNOT workflow support for Pillar Two teams.
No. gir.wtf provides technical GIR XML and GIR/GIRNOT workflow support only. Filing positions remain the responsibility of the group and its advisers.
No. The public form is only for portal access routing. Confidential tax, legal or production data should not be submitted there.
The portal is for Belgian-headquartered or Belgium-reporting groups preparing Pillar Two GIR/GIRNOT workflows and data gap checks.
Portal access
Request access to the GIR portal. The first step is a guided intake for GIR XML generation, validation and GIR/GIRNOT scope, without asking for confidential production data through the public form.