Front-end microservice for Pillar 2 project. Pillar 2 refers to the Global Minimum Tax being introduced by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
The Pillar 2 Top-up Taxes will ensure that global Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) with a turnover of >€750m are subject to a minimum Effective Tax Rate of 15%, i.e. a top-up tax for Medium to Large MNEs.
You can use service manage to run all dependent microservices using the command below
sm2 --start PILLAR2_ALL
sm2 --stop PILLAR2_ALL
Or you could run this microservice locally using
sbt run
Test-only route:
sbt 'run 10053'
To run locally:
Navigate to http://localhost:9949/auth-login-stub/gg-sign-in which redirects to auth-login-stub page.
Redirect URL: http://localhost:10053/report-pillar2-submission-top-up-taxes
Affinity Group: Organisation
To test the Below-Threshold Notification (BTN) journey locally, follow these steps:
- Ensure all Service Manager pillar-2 processes (including MongoDB) are running.
- Visit the Authority Wizard at: http://localhost:9949/auth-login-stub/gg-sign-in and fill in:
- CredentialId: any value.
- Redirect URL: http://localhost:10050/report-pillar2-top-up-taxes/
- Affinity Group: Organisation.
- Enrollment details:
• Enrolment Key: HMRC-PILLAR2-ORG
• Identifier Name: PLRID
• Identifier Value: your chosen Pillar2ID (e.g., use
XEPLR5000000000to simulate a 500 error).
- After submission, change your browser URL to: http://localhost:10053/report-pillar2-submission-top-up-taxes/below-threshold-notification/start to begin the BTN journey.
- Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the journey. When you get to submitting the BTN you will get the reponse that is associated with the Pillar2ID you used in the Authority Wizard.
To run the unit tests:
Run 'sbt test' from directory the project is stored in
To check code coverage:
sbt clean scalafmt test:scalafmt it/test coverage test it/test coverageReport
To run Integration tests:
sbt it:test
This code is open source software licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.