OpenChainGraph Suite · ART-454 · Pillar Two / GloBE

GloBE Jurisdictional ETR Calculator

Computes an OECD Pillar Two jurisdictional effective tax rate from your declared constituent-entity data: sums each entity's GloBE income/loss to a jurisdictional net (Art 3.1), sums adjusted covered taxes (Art 4), and divides to get the ETR. A jurisdiction in a net GloBE loss position gets no ETR — it is flagged instead of divided by a non-positive base. Top-up percentage is max(0, minimum rate − ETR); the minimum rate defaults to 15% but is a versioned input, not hardcoded. Election flags are your own declared inputs — this tool echoes which were declared, it never decides them. First node in the GloBE annual cycle, feeding the substance-based income exclusion / top-up node (ART-455).

Jurisdictional ETR Art 3-5 Aggregation GloBE Cycle Step 1
🔒 All inputs are processed locally in your browser. No data is transmitted. Do not enter real personal data — use synthetic or anonymised inputs only.
⚠ Entity financials and election choices are your own inputs — this tool never pulls from a live tax or ERP system, and it does not decide elections or DTA characterization for you.
Jurisdiction
Jurisdiction name
Minimum rate (Art 5.1, decimal)
Constituent Entities
Entity name
GloBE income / (loss)
Adjusted covered taxes

Leave a name blank to exclude that row from the jurisdiction.

Declared Elections (pass-through, not decided here)
Jurisdiction Detail
Execution Hash (SHA-256)