Every obligation.
One platform.
Straxiom is the operating system for international tax — Pillar Two, indirect tax, withholding, import duty, transfer pricing and tax intelligence, unified in a single platform built for multinational enterprise.
Built for every part
of international tax.
Five interconnected domains. One shared group register. Data entered once, reused everywhere.
128
Markets tracked
40+
Trade agreements
20+
E-invoicing mandates
5
Tax domains
Compliance
GloBE / Pillar Two filings, corporate income tax obligations, tax provisions and country-by-country reporting — managed across every in-scope jurisdiction from one place.
- Pillar Two / GloBE
- Scenarios & planning
- Corporate income taxComing soon
- Tax provisions (IAS 12 / ASC 740)Coming soon
- CbC reportingComing soon
Indirect Tax
VAT registration monitoring, return preparation, digital reporting mandates (e-invoicing, SAF-T, real-time), marketplace VAT and cross-border supply chain VAT — across all major jurisdictions including full ViDA coverage.
- VAT compliance
- Digital reporting & e-invoicing
- Marketplace VAT / OSS / IOSS
- Cross-border VAT
International
Withholding tax on cross-border payments, import duty and customs planning, and transfer pricing documentation — the cross-border obligations that most MNEs manage with fragmented tools.
- Straxiom Flows — withholding tax
- Import Tax & customs duty
- Transfer pricing documentationComing soon
Data & Intelligence
ERP source-data planning for Pillar Two calculations, a central tax data model connecting every module, and an intelligence portal tracking legislative developments that affect your group.
- ERP Data Planner
- Intelligence portal
- Tax data modelComing soon
Workspace
A shared group hub — your company register, group facts, ownership structure and collaborative review workflows — reused automatically across every Straxiom module so you never enter the same data twice.
- Group Hub & company register
- Development responses
- Teams & suite access control
ENTERPRISE
Built for large multinational groups.
Enterprise pricing, dedicated onboarding, custom data integrations and a team that knows international tax.
Our Suites.
A growing suite of tools for the decisions, calculations and obligations that shape your tax work.
See each tool in action.
Explore what each suite does.
Import planning, not just import calculation
- Compare alternative import routes and structures
- Identify available preferences, reliefs and procedures
- Assess the effect of origin and classification
- Understand the difference between tax cost, cash cost and recoverable VAT
- Identify potential compliance requirements before goods move
- Preserve the assumptions and evidence behind each scenario
IMPORT SCENARIO BUILDER
Landed cost per unit, by scenario
Compare routes, entities and customs procedures side by side.
Latest tax developments.
Original briefs on the global tax changes that matter, with links to the official sources.
Rwanda · Proposed legislation
Rwanda Cabinet advances Oman tax treaty ratification
On 26 October 2026, Rwanda’s Cabinet approved a draft law approving ratification of the country’s income-tax agreement with Oman, advancing the treaty through Rwanda’s domestic process without making it operative.
Dominican Republic · Administrative guidance
Dominican Republic sets procedures for temporary tax amnesty
On 28 October 2026, the Dominican Republic’s General Directorate of Internal Revenue issued General Rule No. 04-2026, establishing the application, review and payment procedures for the temporary tax amnesty under Article 8 of Law No. 30-26.
Hungary · Proposed legislation
Hungary proposes 15% corporate tax for €500 million businesses
On 28 October 2026, Hungary’s Government announced that it had submitted its 2027 tax-law package to Parliament, proposing a 15% corporate income-tax rate for companies and corporate groups with annual revenue of at least €500 million.
Belgium · Proposed legislation
Belgium sends VAT e-reporting bill to Parliament
On 29 October 2026, the Belgian Chamber of Representatives recorded Bill DOC 56 1846/001, which would amend the VAT Code to introduce electronic transaction reporting and remove annual customer-list filing for taxpayers brought within the proposed regime.
Ecuador · Administrative guidance
Ecuador publishes tighter evidence rules for sports-sponsorship deduction
On 30 October 2026, Ecuador’s Official Register published Ministerial Agreement MD-DM-2025-0038-A, which amends the certification rules for the additional 150% income-tax-base deduction for qualifying sports advertising, promotion and sponsorship expenditure.
Ukraine · Proposed legislation
Ukraine publishes ATAD controlled-foreign-company draft
On 30 October 2026, Ukraine's Ministry of Finance published a draft law to amend the Tax Code's controlled-foreign-company framework in line with Articles 7 and 8 of the EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive. The proposal is not enacted and its detailed comparison table remains a separate source gap.