# fiscalmodel
This package holds reference data (taxonomies) for the classification of fiscal data (government budgets, expenditure reports, and similar). The goal is to provide a simple yet comprehensive way to describe the purpose and contents of a particular dataset with regards to a country’s budget process.
This is used by [spendb](https://github.com/pudo/spendb) to structure the navigation and workflow around fiscal data stored within the platform.
For potential dimensions of this classification effort, see:
spendb: [How can we structure the datasets?](https://github.com/pudo/spendb/wiki/How-can-we-structure-the-datasets%3F)
[Open Budget Survey Tracker](http://www.obstracker.org/)
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