Case Study: Breitling achieves full OECD Pillar 2 compliance with CCH Tagetik

Breitling cuts manual tax work by 80% with CCH Tagetik

Breitling, a Swiss luxury watch manufacturer, faced the challenge of complying with complex global tax regulations like OECD BEPS Pillar 2 across its multiple jurisdictions. Their manual, spreadsheet-based processes were inefficient and risked data inaccuracies. To modernize its tax reporting, Breitling partnered with vendor CCH Tagetik to implement its Global Minimum Tax solution for a more robust and scalable approach.

The CCH Tagetik solution automated data collection, complex calculations, and reporting, seamlessly integrating with Breitling's existing systems. This implementation, supported by partner Inulta, resulted in an 80% reduction in manual work and achieved full compliance with OECD requirements within just four months. CCH Tagetik provided Breitling with greater accuracy, transparency, and a future-proof platform for managing global tax obligations.

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