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Informations about the package fiscal

Laudis Fiscal Library

Maintainability Test Coverage MIT License

Installation

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General usage

Laudis fiscal library is essentially a client which pulls fiscal information from a database and provides classes to translate it into business logic.

Initializing the repository

Everything starts from the repository:

Loading indexed values

Indexed values a values that change over a period in time. Laudis fiscal interprets indexed values as essentially ranges of dates with a value and some identifying information.

Loading scales

Scales are a combination of ranges composed by rules which in turn will apply a factor on the value of each of these rules.

Example:

Scale personal tax Belgium taxation year 2020 (yes this is real):

from until fixed percentage
0.00 13 250.00 0.00 25.00%
13 250.00 23 390.00 3 312.50 40.00%
23 390.00 40 480.00 7 368.50 45.00%
40 480.00 ... 15 059.00 50.00%

Laudis fiscal understands this logic which they can be loaded like this:

Scales can further be exploited to fully explain the logic they are doing:

Fiscal Feature Support

Feature Supported?
Indexed Values Read
Scales Read
Mysql support Yes

Requirements

All versions of fiscal with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires laudis/typed-enum Version ^1.0
php-ds/php-ds Version ^1.0
ext-pdo Version *
ext-json Version *
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