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DAC9: automatic exchange of Pillar Two information in the EU

Directive (EU) 2025/872 mandates filing the GloBE Information Return in a single jurisdiction and sharing it automatically.

By T&C Consulting Group

The ninth DAC amendment

On 6 May 2025 the OJEU published Directive (EU) 2025/872 (DAC9), the ninth amendment to the Directive on administrative cooperation. Its goal: standardise the exchange of the GloBE Information Return (GIR) between Member States and eliminate multiple-filing obligations.

How it works

  • The group files a single GIR, in the UPE jurisdiction or a designated entity, .
  • The receiving administration automatically distributes the relevant information to other jurisdictions under OECD format.
  • Transposition deadline: 31 December 2025.

Critical timelines

MilestoneDate
DAC9 transposition31-Dec-2025
First GIR filing (FY2024)30-Jun-2026
First automatic exchange31-Dec-2026

Implications for LatAm groups with UPE in LatAm

If the ultimate parent is outside the EU but the group has European presence subject to Pillar Two:

  • Designate a European filing entity (typically the Luxembourg, Dutch or Spanish holding).
  • Centralise GloBE consolidation in a single finance team.
  • Ensure the group ERP can generate the 250+ GIR fields.

Recommendation

Colombian and Mexican groups with European sub-holdings should start GIR dry-runs during H2 2025, identifying information gaps before the first real submission.

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