Ausref - Country Brief (Oceania Reference Data) is a paid API for AI agents from ausref.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-23).
Returns a comprehensive government reference data brief for a single Australasian/Oceania country, including policy rate, VAT/GST, CPI, tax rates, minimum wage, and public holidays in one response.
Australasian country brief: every government reference series for one country in one call (policy rate, VAT/GST, CPI, income/corporate/withholding tax, minimum wage, holidays...), each with value, unit, effective date, last-confirmed date, official source and confidence label
A structured JSON object containing every major government reference series for the requested Oceania/Australasian country, including: central bank policy rate, VAT/GST rate, CPI, income tax rate, corporate tax rate, withholding tax rate, minimum wage, and public holidays. Each data point includes the current value, unit, effective date, last-confirmed date, official source citation, and a confidence label indicating data reliability.
GEThttps://ausref.dev/v1/brief/:country?utm_source=zero.xyzUse this endpoint when you need a comprehensive, citation-backed snapshot of all major government reference values for a single Oceania or Australasian country in a single API call. Prefer it over individual per-series endpoints when you need multiple reference series at once (tax, monetary policy, wages, CPI, holidays) and want official source citations and confidence labels bundled together. Ideal for tax compliance, economic briefings, regulatory research, or any workflow requiring authoritative government data for the Australasia-Pacific region.
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