PySPED is a library to implement all requirements of the public system of bookkeeping digital (SPED portuguese acronym) including:
Invoice: Electronic invoice for products
NFse: Electronic invoice for services
ES: Electronic Cargo Bill of Lading
EDF: Electronic Tax Bookkeeping
ECF: Electronic Accounting Bookkeeping
Install
sudo python setup.py install
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