EdImport

Every year, Slovenian investors with foreign brokerage accounts face the same tedious task: manually extracting dividend and interest data from dozens of PDF pages and reformatting it into FURS-compliant tax documents. EdImport automates this entire process, reducing what typically takes 30-60 minutes of careful data entry down to under 5 minutes.

The tool uses PDF.js to extract text from brokerage statements while preserving layout information, then applies pattern matching to identify ISIN codes, company names, payment dates, gross amounts, and withholding taxes. A built-in company dictionary normalizes data for major holdings like Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, and others.

EdImport generates two types of official XML documents: Doh-Div for dividend income reporting and Doh-Obr for interest income. Both conform to the exact XSD schemas required by FURS, so they import cleanly into the eDavki portal without manual corrections.

Privacy is paramount when handling financial documents. EdImport processes everything in your browser — no data is ever transmitted to a server. Your brokerage statements, tax numbers, and financial details never leave your device.

Currently supporting Trade Republic PDFs, Revolut CSVs, and Interactive Brokers exports, EdImport is actively developed with new broker integrations planned based on community feedback.

Why EdImport is listed on RatataLabs

EdImport is part of the RatataLabs public catalog because it has a specific use case, a live browser entry point, and enough supporting context for visitors to evaluate it before opening the app. The page records what the product does, what category it belongs to, and which practical problem it is meant to solve.

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