Tax deadlines dashboard with source and confidence level

No. Everything you choose and mark stays only in your browser, in the local storage of your own device. Nothing is sent to a DFSpro server or to third parties, there is no login and no sign-up. The page only reads the same public data file as the tax calendar.

They come from the DFSpro tax calendar, the same data file, with no second copy. Each item shows the status of the deadline, the confidence level, the norm, the link to the official source and the date DFSpro read that source. Where the reading is not complete, the dashboard says so instead of hiding it.

No. It is for tracking deadlines. The proof that an obligation was filed is the receipt from the agency itself. The filed marks in this dashboard are your own notes, valid only in your browser, and the decision on how to meet each obligation belongs to the client.

Verified means the calendar has an official excerpt that proves the whole rule. Partial proof means only part of the rule has an official excerpt. Confirm at the source applies to a deadline that varies by state or city, depends on an act not yet published, or has a rule under review. Not checked means DFSpro has not yet been able to read an official source for that line.

Because the non-business-day rule, the month schedule or the norm itself is not yet proven for that line. The dashboard calculates nothing with a rule that was not checked: it shows the item as to be confirmed and takes you to the official source, where the confirmation must be made before you act.

No. The calendar calculation uses national holidays. A state or city holiday can move the due date, and that shift is outside the calculation. For a state or city obligation, confirm the date with the state tax authority (SEFAZ) or the city hall.

Through the export block: copy as text, download a CSV (opens in Excel) or download an .ics file that Outlook, Google Calendar and the phone calendar can open. Only the items in the scope you choose are included. An item to be confirmed carries the warning in the event title.

The filed and problem marks stay in the browser where you made them, so they disappear if you clear its data or change device. The choice of states and obligations can be recovered through the dashboard link. To keep the marks, download the CSV first.

It only hides what does not apply to the chosen regime, according to the calendar's classification. Lines with no regime classified keep appearing, because the official source we read does not say who they apply to. Choosing the company's regime is the client's decision, and the filter is not an opinion on it.

This dashboard uses only public deadline data. The company's tax dashboard uses internal tax calculation, bookkeeping and reconciliation data, and lives in the client's SAP, BI or GUEPARDO Analytics. DFSpro handles the design, setup and proof of how the client's system works; choosing the tax position is up to the company.

No. DFSpro does not host or maintain client dashboards, and this public tool never receives client data. What exists here is a demonstration, with public data, of how a tax dashboard organizes deadline, risk and confidence.

The reading date of the data appears at the top of the dashboard and on each item, and comes from the calendar file. If the date looks old, open the tax calendar and check the official source of the line. The dashboard never estimates a date that the calendar did not calculate.