Eurovat
A python library to get the vat right in the EU.
Features
- fetch vat-rates from tedb
- get the proper vat-rate
- VIES validation
- cn-code helpers
Planned features
- fetch newest rates daily with gh-actions and submit automated PR's
Installation
just use pip:
pip install eurovat
Vat rates
you can query the vat-registry with the following arguments:
- country
- iso-code or
eurovat.EUStateobject
- iso-code or
- cn-code
- optional
- get reduced rates for certain cn-codes
- cpa-code
- optional
- get reduced rates for certain cpa-codes
- date
- optional
- get temporary reduced rates for the given date
import eurovat
import datetime
registry = eurovat.VatRuleRegistry()
registry.date_begin = datetime.datetime(1970, 1, 1)
# This will try to write to vat_rules.json in the package directory
registry.update()
# This will update the in-memory database, all changes will be lost
registry.fetch()
# get a historic vat-rate
rate1 = registry.get_vat_rate("AT", "49020000", date=datetime.datetime(year=2019, month=10, day=5))
# rate1 = 10
rate2 = registry.get_vat_rate("AT", "49020000", date=datetime.datetime(year=2016, month=10, day=5))
# rate2 = 20
Update the registry
keep the registry up-to-date from time to time:
registry.update()
this will require write access to the package-file vat_rules.json. There are alternative storage locations available:
Filesystem cache
when writing to package data is not an option, you can use a custom cache-file:
import eurovat
import datetime
class Registry(eurovat.VatRuleRegistry):
cache = eurovat.FilesystemCache("/tmp/vat_rules.json")
date_begin = datetime.datetime(1970, 1, 1)
registry = Registry()
registry.update()
Django cache
This will use Django's cache backend to store vat-rules
import eurovat
import datetime
from eurovat.cache.django import DjangoCache
class Registry(eurovat.VatRuleRegistry):
cache = DjangoCache("eurovat_rates")
date_begin = datetime.datetime(1970, 1, 1)
registry = Registry()
registry.update()
Custom cache
You can use a custom cache too. Find an example in eurovat.cache.django
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