Prepare Dominican accounting localization for core review

doc/index.rst

@@ -8,8 +8,12 @@ Tryton.
    :maxdepth: 2
 
    design
+   requirements
+   tax_blueprint
+   tax_validation
+   sources
+   core_readiness
    reference
-   publishing
    releases
 
 It includes:
@@ -23,17 +27,18 @@ It includes:
 * tax code templates for DGII-oriented fiscal balances;
 * sale, purchase, reduced-rate, zero-rate, informal supplier, acquirer, and
   withholding tax rules for common Dominican fiscal situations;
-* a broad ``tax_kind`` classification field on tax templates and taxes;
-* granular ``tax_fiscal_type`` and ``tax_application`` fields for fiscal
-  reporting, validation, and account mapping.
+* legal notices and validity dates on tax templates;
+* tax rules for common sale, purchase, and withholding situations.
 
-The chart is intended as a base localization. It provides the account
+The chart is intended as a proposed base localization. It provides the account
 structure and Tryton account types required to operate under IFRS in the
 Dominican Republic, but it does not replace accounting policies, measurement
 models, estimates, closing procedures, financial statements, notes, or
 disclosures. Companies should review account names, sector-specific taxes, and
-DGII filing mappings before using it in production. The 16% and 8% ITBIS
-templates are kept as special-rate templates for cases where those rates apply.
+DGII filing mappings before using it in production. The reduced 16% ITBIS
+templates apply only to the goods enumerated by article 345 of the Tax Code.
+Unsubstantiated 9% templates and the historical 8% transitional rate are not
+included in a newly created chart.
 
 IFRS base coverage
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