The role of international standards in shaping the legal framework for digital compliance

This article explores the role of international standards in shaping the legal framework for digital compliance amid the digitalization of the global economy. It examines current regulatory instruments such as BEPS, GDPR, and ISO standards, identifying key legal challenges related to the cross-border nature of digital operations, incompatibilities between national legal systems, and issues surrounding the practical applicability of these standards. The aim of the study is to define the function of international standards in forming the legal foundations of digital compliance and to analyze their influence on the development of national legal systems in the context of digital transformation. The methodological basis of the research includes comparative analysis of related studies. The article will be of interest to researchers analyzing and developing legal mechanisms for digital compliance, as well as to legal professionals, digital transformation specialists, and international regulation experts interested in integrating global standards into national legal frameworks. Drawing on an interdisciplinary approach, the article offers timely insights for those seeking to deepen their understanding of the complex interplay between international standards and the legal structures necessary for sustainable digital economic development in a globalized environment.