12 Services from euroref.dev

Returns the current standard VAT rate and related components for a specified European country

Determines cross-border VAT treatment for a digital-services sale: place of supply, who accounts for VAT, applicable rate basis, and registration trigger — with the specific statutory rule cited for EU, UK, or South African law

Returns authoritative European government reference values (ECB policy rates, VAT rates, minimum wages, public holidays) for Germany and France as cited JSON with staleness flags.

Returns the current statutory national minimum wage for a specified European country (Germany or France) as authoritative JSON with official source citation, effective date, and staleness flag.

Returns historical time-series data for a specific European government reference value (e.g. central-bank policy rate, VAT rate, minimum wage, or public holidays) for a given country, with official citations and staleness flags.

Returns authoritative European government reference values (policy rates, VAT rates, minimum wages, public holidays) for a given country and data series, with citations to official primary sources.

Retrieves the historical time series of a specific government reference data metric (e.g. policy rate, VAT, minimum wage) for a given European country

Returns current government reference data (policy rate, VAT, minimum wage, public holidays, CPI, corporate tax, or income tax) for a specified European country

Registers a webhook endpoint to receive notifications when European government reference data series change (e.g. policy rates, VAT rates, minimum wages, public holidays)

Returns a list of European government reference data series that have changed since a given date, including policy rates, VAT rates, minimum wages, and public holidays for Germany and France.

Returns authoritative income tax reference data for European countries (Germany, France) as clean JSON with official source citations and freshness metadata

Returns the count of working days for a given period in Germany or France, with citations to official public-holiday sources.