Why do I need to use MOLGA?

I know that this is a very basic question, but I have been asked why do we need to have a new MOLGA for every country; what I know of is:
1.     Is the standard method of supporting multi-country (Global) HCM. MOLGA is central to the SAP HCM solution.
2.     The correct screens are shown in PA30 to maintain the personnel data in the correct formats for social security or equivalent number, form of address, addresses, bank details and so on.
3.     The correct infotypes can be made available by MOLGA, where there are particular pieces of information required on a country by country basis u2013 therefore reducing the risk of non compliance
4.     Correct ESS screens are available
5.     Payroll available by country. For example the payroll program is run per country using the MOLGA PC00_Mxx_calc, where xx is the country code, therefore for GB it is PC00_M08_calc.
But apparently this is not a compelling enough reason - can anyone help with more good reasons?

Hi Marina
hope you are doing good.
Globalized firms need Integrated systems with Independent County Legal, Labor, Taxation ,Currency , Language requirements.
So a Global ERP System will help to achieve this without compromising the local requirements.
I shared my experience , hope it sound sane.
Regards
Rohit.S

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