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account_do
==========
Dominican Republic accounting localization for Tryton.
Functional Coverage
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The module provides:
* a base chart of accounts for Dominican companies;
* an IFRS-oriented account structure;
* Dominican tax groups, tax templates, tax codes, and tax rules;
* fiscal accounts for ITBIS, ISR withholdings, ISC, CDT, legal tip, check and
electronic transfer tax, asset tax, and real estate transfer tax;
* tax validity dates, including the historical 0.15% and current 0.20% check
and electronic transfer tax rates;
* chart creation defaults for the Dominican receivable and payable accounts.
The module defines accounting and tax data. It does not duplicate DGII form
box mappings, electronic fiscal document processing, NCF management, invoice
customizations, party fiscal validation, payroll, or reporting logic.
The account codes form a proposed general-purpose baseline, not an official
Dominican chart. IFRS does not prescribe account numbers, and regulated
entities may be required to use a sector-specific chart. Tax templates are
accounting aids; users remain responsible for checking applicability and
current law. See ``doc/sources.rst`` and ``doc/tax_blueprint.rst``.
Testing
-------
The tests validate module installation, chart creation, wizard defaults, XML
reference integrity, tax account mapping, tax validity, tax code signs, tax
rules, translations, and package structure.
Languages
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Tryton treats account and tax template names as static accounting data. The
module therefore provides two complete selectable charts instead of relying on
runtime translation:
* ``IFRS Chart of Accounts - Dominican Republic`` in English;
* ``Plan de Cuentas NIIF - República Dominicana`` in Latin American Spanish
(``es_419``), used until Tryton provides ``es_DO``.
Each chart has its own account types, accounts, taxes, tax codes and tax rules.
The language is selected when the chart is created and changing the user
language does not rename existing accounting records.
IFRS-Oriented Structure
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The chart includes structural accounts for current and non-current
presentation, inventories, financial instruments, revenue contracts, leases,
deferred tax, property, plant and equipment, impairment, provisions,
intangibles, investment property, other comprehensive income, and assets held
for sale.
IFRS measurement, estimates, closing procedures, financial statements, notes,
and disclosures depend on company accounting policies and complementary
operational modules.