notary-act-coder

Transform notarial act descriptions into CESBA 2026 alphanumeric codes.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/diegogalmarini/EscriAR --skill notary-act-coder
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Skill: notary-act-coder
Source: https://github.com/diegogalmarini/EscriAR/tree/main/.agent/skills/notary-act-coder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/diegogalmarini/EscriAR --skill notary-act-coder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes data (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the tedious and error-prone process for notaries public to find the correct alphanumeric codes for notarial acts in ARBA declarations, based on the official CESBA 2026 taxonomy.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Semantic Extraction: Understands the intent and key details from natural language descriptions of notarial acts.
  • Taxonomy Lookup: Maps extracted information to the official ARBA "Tabla de Actos" (CESBA 2026).
  • Tax & Fee Calculation: Determines applicable rates, fees, and contributions based on the act's specifics and legal exemptions.
  • Use Case: A notary provides a description of a property sale. The Skill identifies it as a "COMPRAVENTA VIVIENDA ÚNICA", finds the corresponding code 100-51, and reports that Stamp Duty is EXENTO, along with the minimum fee and third-party contribution.

Quick Start

Use the notary-act-coder skill to find the ARBA code for a purchase of a single-family home for $180,000,000.

Frequently Asked Questions about notary-act-coder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I find the correct ARBA code for a notarial act in the CESBA 2026 taxonomy?

To find the correct ARBA code, the Skill extracts semantic intent from a deed description and performs a deterministic lookup in the CESBA 2026 JSON taxonomy. It returns the applicable alphanumeric code, Stamp Duty, Fees, and Third-Party Contributions.

What is the best way to automate coding notarial acts for ARBA declarations?

Automating ARBA declarations involves transforming natural language act descriptions into alphanumeric codes using LLM extraction and JSON taxonomy lookups. This Skill determines applicable rates and taxes deterministically, eliminating manual coding errors.

Does the notary-act-coder require a specific input format to calculate ARBA taxes?

Yes, it requires a structured ActIntent object as input to process the deed description. Providing this structured input ensures accurate deterministic calculation of Stamp Duty, Fees, and Third-Party Contributions.

Can I calculate Stamp Duty exemptions automatically for a property sale?

Yes, you can calculate Stamp Duty exemptions automatically by mapping the deed details to the CESBA 2026 matrix. For example, a single-family home sale maps to code 100-51, returning an EXENTO status and applicable fees.

How does semantic extraction work for notarial acts in ARBA tax declarations?

Semantic extraction works by using an LLM to understand intent and key details from natural language descriptions of notarial acts. The extracted information is then mapped to the official ARBA Tabla de Actos to find applicable rates.

What limitations exist when using the CESBA 2026 taxonomy for ARBA declarations?

A limitation is that the Skill strictly requires a structured ActIntent object and cannot process unstructured inputs directly. Calculations are also bound to the codes, rates, and legal exemptions defined within the CESBA 2026 taxonomy.