GIR XML generator

GIR XML Generator

Use GIR.WTF as a Pillar 2 GIR XML generator for structured inputs. It maps user-controlled GIR information into a technical XML workflow so finance and tax teams do not need to edit tags manually.

GIR.WTF handles the technical layer. The user and their advisers remain responsible for the underlying tax and legal positions, the reporting information and the final filing decisions.

Finance and tax professionals reviewing a GIR XML reporting workflow in a modern office

Generator demo

Structured user input becomes GIR XML.

The product does not ask users to write XML. It captures controlled GIR fields and maps them into a technical XML structure that can be validated before export.

GIR Studio generator workbench showing guided Filing information fields and GIR schema navigation
GIR Studio generator workbench: guided input, schema navigation and technical field explanation in one screen.
Structured input
Reporting period
2024-01-01 to 2024-12-31
Jurisdiction
BE
Return type
GloBE Information Return
Generated XML shape
<GIR>
  <ReportingPeriod>
    <StartDate>2024-01-01</StartDate>
    <EndDate>2024-12-31</EndDate>
  </ReportingPeriod>
  <Jurisdiction>BE</Jurisdiction>
</GIR>

What GIR.WTF does

Technical execution layer, not a tax opinion.

GIR.WTF combines guided GIR XML generation, browser-based technical validation, schema mapping, Belgian technical checks and XML export in one focused product workflow.

01

Structured input first

The generator starts with guided fields and controlled inputs. That keeps the technical XML layer traceable without asking business users to work inside raw XML.

02

Mapping to the GIR XML structure

GIR.WTF maps reporting-period, entity, jurisdiction and return information into the supported GIR XML structure before export.

03

Generation is technical, not advisory

The generator does not determine whether a value is fiscally correct. It prepares the technical file from the information the user provides and controls.

Official sources

Built around authoritative technical materials.

GIR.WTF is implementation software. OECD and FPS Finance remain the authoritative sources for the GIR XML schema, Belgian materials and official filing context.

Finance reporting controls reviewed on a laptop and printed documents

Practical questions

Choose the path that matches the work in front of you.

Each focused GIR XML page starts from a concrete implementation problem: generating XML, validating structure, mapping the OECD schema, preparing Belgian context or reviewing validation-error behaviour.

Generate GIR XML from controlled fields

The generator route is for teams that already know the GIR inputs they want to prepare and need a guided XML workflow instead of manual tag editing.

Keep reviewers out of raw XML

Finance and tax users can review structured inputs first, while technical reviewers keep access to the XML shape and validation output.

Move from generation to validation

Generated XML should be checked before export, so this page links the generation task back to validation and schema readiness.

Continue to the related workflow

Implementation evidence

Reviewed against technical source material.

The public pages show the same boundary as the product: official sources define the schema and Belgian filing context; GIR.WTF provides the technical workflow around structured input, validation messages and export preparation.

Workflow coverage

Focused GIR XML pages answer concrete implementation questions.

The hub, generator, validator, schema, Belgium and validation-error pages each connect practical implementation questions with source-linked context and clear next workflow steps.

Technical source review

OECD GIR XML schema 2026 planning stays source-led.

Teams preparing 2026 GIR XML work should verify the current OECD schema and user-guide source first. GIR.WTF adds a guided implementation layer around mapping, validation and export.

Belgian material review

Belgian GIR XML materials are treated as technical inputs.

FPS Finance forms, tools, XSD and validation-rule materials are linked as official sources. GIR.WTF keeps Belgian implementation checks separate from tax advice or filing guarantees.

Validation evidence

Public validation messages point to reviewable issues.

The browser demo exposes missing technical fields, malformed XML, unsupported document shape and format issues without sending pasted XML to the server.

Workflow coverage

High-intent GIR/GIRNOT workflows link back to the hub.

Generator, validator, schema, Belgian validation rules, GIRNOT Belgium and MyMinfin notification preparation all resolve into the central GIR XML workflow.

GIR XML workflow

One product, focused technical pages.

The GIR XML hub connects the practical implementation paths: generation, validation, schema readiness, Belgian technical context, GIRNOT, MyMinfin and validation-error detail.

Related implementation questions

GIR/GIRNOT paths connected to this hub.

These pages cover the common entry points for teams looking for GIR XML validation errors, OECD schema implementation, Belgian validation rules, GIRNOT and MyMinfin notification preparation.

FAQ

Direct answers for GIR XML implementation.

Is this a Pillar 2 GIR XML generator?

Yes. GIR.WTF is positioned as a technical Pillar 2 GIR XML generator for structured user-controlled inputs, with validation before export.

Can GIR.WTF generate GIR XML directly from normal form input?

Yes. The product direction is structured form input that is mapped into GIR XML, with validation before export.

Does generation mean the GIR is ready to file?

No. Generation creates technical output. Professional review, authority submission and filing responsibility remain outside the public product claim.

Portal access

Prepare GIR XML without manual XML editing.

Request access to the GIR portal. The first step is technical GIR/GIRNOT scope, data-gap and XML-readiness intake without submitting confidential production data through the public form.

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