syriantaxes 0.1.0

A Python package for calculating taxes and compensations for Syrian salaries based on Syrian tax laws.

Syriantaxes

A Python package for calculating taxes and compensations for Syrian salaries based on Syrian tax laws.

Features

• Calculate fixed taxes and bracket-based taxes
• Handle social security deductions
• Support for custom rounding methods
• Protocol-based design for extensibility
• 100% test coverage with 162 successful test cases

Installation

Install Syriantaxes using pip:

pip install syriantaxes

Or using uv:

uv add syriantaxes

Quick Start

from decimal import Decimal
from syriantaxes import Bracket, Rounder, RoundingMethod, SocialSecurity, calculate_brackets_tax

# Define tax brackets
brackets = [
    Bracket(0, 837_000, 0),
    Bracket(837_000, 850_000, Decimal('0.11')),
    Bracket(850_000, 1_100_000, Decimal('0.13')),
    Bracket(1_100_000, 25_000_000, Decimal('0.15')),
]

# Create a rounder
rounder = Rounder(RoundingMethod.CEILING, 100)

# Create social security object
ss = SocialSecurity(Decimal(750_000), Decimal('0.07'), rounder)

# Calculate tax
salary = Decimal(1_000_000)
tax = calculate_brackets_tax(salary, brackets, Decimal(837_000), rounder, ss)
print(f"Tax: {tax}")  # Tax: 20930

Classes

Bracket

Represents a tax bracket with minimum, maximum, and rate.

from syriantaxes import Bracket
from decimal import Decimal

bracket = Bracket(0, 837_000, 0)
print(bracket.min)  # 0
print(bracket.max)  # 837000
print(bracket.rate)  # 0

Rounder

Handles rounding of decimal numbers using various methods.

from syriantaxes import Rounder, RoundingMethod

rounder = Rounder(RoundingMethod.CEILING, 100)
result = rounder.round(Decimal('123.45'))
print(result)  # 200

Available rounding methods:

• ROUND_DOWN
• ROUND_HALF_UP
• ROUND_HALF_EVEN
• ROUND_CEILING
• ROUND_FLOOR
• ROUND_UP
• ROUND_HALF_DOWN
• ROUND_05UP

SocialSecurity

Calculates social security deductions.

from syriantaxes import SocialSecurity, Rounder, RoundingMethod

rounder = Rounder(RoundingMethod.CEILING, 1)
ss = SocialSecurity(Decimal(750_000), Decimal('0.07'), rounder)
deduction = ss.calculate_deduction(Decimal(1_000_000))
print(deduction)  # 70000

Functions

calculate_fixed_tax

Calculate fixed tax for an amount.

from syriantaxes import calculate_fixed_tax, Rounder, RoundingMethod

rounder = Rounder(RoundingMethod.CEILING, 100)
tax = calculate_fixed_tax(Decimal(1_000_000), Decimal('0.05'), rounder)
print(tax)  # 50000

calculate_brackets_tax

Calculate tax based on progressive brackets.

from syriantaxes import calculate_brackets_tax, Bracket, SocialSecurity, Rounder, RoundingMethod

brackets = [
    Bracket(0, 837_000, 0),
    Bracket(837_000, 850_000, Decimal('0.11')),
    Bracket(850_000, 1_100_000, Decimal('0.13')),
]

rounder = Rounder(RoundingMethod.CEILING, 100)
ss = SocialSecurity(Decimal(750_000), Decimal('0.07'), rounder)

tax = calculate_brackets_tax(
    Decimal(1_000_000), brackets, Decimal(500_000), rounder, ss
)
print(tax)  # 20930

calculate_gross_compensation

Calculate gross compensation from net amount.

from syriantaxes import calculate_gross_compensation

gross = calculate_gross_compensation(Decimal(1_000_000), Decimal('0.05'))
print(gross)  # 1052631.58

calculate_gross_salary

Calculate gross salary from net target.

from syriantaxes import calculate_gross_salary, Bracket

brackets = [
    Bracket(0, 837_000, 0),
    Bracket(837_000, 850_000, Decimal('0.11')),
    Bracket(850_000, 1_100_000, Decimal('0.13')),
]

gross = calculate_gross_salary(Decimal(800_000), brackets, Decimal(500_000))
print(gross)  # 880962

calculate_gross_components

Calculate gross salary and compensations.

from syriantaxes import calculate_gross_components, Bracket

brackets = [
    Bracket(0, 837_000, 0),
    Bracket(837_000, 850_000, Decimal('0.11')),
    Bracket(850_000, 1_100_000, Decimal('0.13')),
]

salary, compensations = calculate_gross_components(
    Decimal(1_000_000), Decimal('0.2'), brackets, Decimal(500_000), Decimal('0.05')
)
print(f"Salary: {salary}, Compensations: {compensations}")

Advanced Examples with External Classes

Syriantaxes uses protocols, allowing you to implement custom classes that conform to the expected interfaces.

Custom SocialSecurity

from decimal import Decimal
from math import ceil
from syriantaxes import calculate_brackets_tax

class CustomSocialSecurity:
    def __init__(self, min_salary: Decimal):
        self._min_salary = min_salary

    def calculate_deduction(self, salary: Decimal) -> Decimal:
        deduction = Decimal(salary) * Decimal("0.07")
        return Decimal(ceil(deduction))

# Custom brackets as dicts
brackets = [
    {"min": 0, "max": 837_000, "rate": 0},
    {"min": 837_000, "max": 850_000, "rate": 0.11},
    {"min": 850_000, "max": 1_100_000, "rate": 0.13},
]

ss = CustomSocialSecurity(Decimal(750_000))

tax = calculate_brackets_tax(
    Decimal(1_000_000), brackets, Decimal(500_000), ss_obj=ss
)
print(tax)  # 20930

Custom Rounder

from decimal import Decimal
from math import ceil
from syriantaxes import calculate_fixed_tax

class CustomRounder:
    def round(self, number: Decimal) -> Decimal:
        return Decimal(ceil(number / 100) * 100)

rounder = CustomRounder()
tax = calculate_fixed_tax(Decimal(1_000_000), Decimal('0.05'), rounder)
print(tax)  # 50000

Custom Brackets

You can use classes with properties, variables, or class variables:

from syriantaxes import calculate_brackets_tax

class CustomBracket:
    def __init__(self, min_val, max_val, rate_val):
        self.min = min_val
        self.max = max_val
        self.rate = rate_val

brackets = [
    CustomBracket(0, 837_000, 0),
    CustomBracket(837_000, 850_000, 0.11),
    CustomBracket(850_000, 1_100_000, 0.13),
]

tax = calculate_brackets_tax(Decimal(1_000_000), brackets, Decimal(500_000))
print(tax)  # 20930

Testing

The package has comprehensive test coverage:

• Coverage: 100%
• Test Cases: 162 successful tests

Run tests with:

pytest

Run tests with coverage:

pytest --cov

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Author

Abdullah Altatan - [e-mail]