Paraguay - Accounting
This module provides the Paraguayan chart of accounts and tax configuration for Odoo.
Features
- Standard Chart of Accounts: Complete Paraguayan accounting structure
- Tax Configuration: Pre-configured tax rates including:
- IVA 10% (standard VAT rate)
- IVA 5% (reduced VAT rate)
- Exempt (tax-exempt transactions)
- Tax Groups: Organized tax groups for better categorization
- Fiscal Positions: Ready-to-use fiscal position configurations
Dependencies
This module requires:
- l10n_py_base: Base Paraguayan localization
Related Modules
For additional features, consider installing:
- l10n_py_account: Accounting extensions with journals and authorization management
- l10n_py_edi_base: Electronic invoicing base functionality
auto_awesome What this module does
AI-generated from the code · Odoo 20.0Installs the Paraguayan accounting setup in Odoo: a complete chart of accounts, IVA 10% and 5% taxes, exempt/exonerated taxes and ready-made fiscal positions for purchases and sales.
This module adds Paraguay as an accounting localization. When you set a company's country to Paraguay and load the local chart template, Odoo creates the "Plan de Cuentas - Paraguay (Resolución General N° 49/14)" with 6-digit account codes, covering assets, liabilities, equity, income, costs and expenses (including agricultural, livestock and export accounts).
It also pre-configures the default accounts used by Odoo: customer receivables, supplier payables, default income and expense accounts, bank, cash and transfer account prefixes, currency exchange gain/loss accounts, cash difference accounts and the journal suspense account.
Taxes are ready to use: IVA 10% and IVA 5% for both sales and purchases, plus Exento and Exonerado taxes at 0%. They are grouped into tax groups (IVA 10%, IVA 5%, Exento) with payable and receivable accounts already linked, and the default sale and purchase taxes are set to IVA 10%.
Fiscal positions are provided for common Paraguayan cases: purchases that are non-taxed or exempt, late supplier invoices, rejected expenses, free-of-charge deliveries, fixed assets, supermarket purchases, exempt sales and export sales. The export sales fiscal position is flagged with a dedicated "Exportación (PY)" checkbox, used to identify export operations automatically instead of relying on the translated name.
Depends on
Required by other modules
Models and fields (2)
- account.chart.template · extends an existing model
- account.fiscal.position · extends an existing modell10n_py_is_export (Exportación (PY))
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Availability by version
Reviewed: 2026-11-03Confirmation status: 4 confirmed, 5 with no information of 9 versions.
Sources · Odoo 20.0
Confirmed on 2026-11-03 in branch 20.0 of OCA/l10n-paraguay.
terminal Installation and usage
OCA documentation · Odoo 20.0Installation
Source · Odoo 20.0Installation
Prerequisites
- Odoo 19.0
l10n_py_basemodule installedaccountmodule (core Odoo)
Installation Steps
- Copy Module: Place the module in your Odoo addons directory
- Update Apps List:
- Go to Apps
- Click Update Apps List
- Install Module:
- Search for "Paraguay - Accounting"
- Click Install
Post-Installation
After installation:
- Configure your company's fiscal data in
l10n_py_base - Review and adjust chart of accounts if needed
- Configure tax rates on products
- Set up accounting journals (install
l10n_py_accountfor extended features)
Dependencies
The module will automatically install required dependencies:
accountl10n_py_base
Recommended Modules
For a complete Paraguayan localization, also install:
l10n_py_account: Journal and authorization managementl10n_py_edi_base: Electronic invoicing support
Configuration
Source · Odoo 20.0Configuration
Initial Setup
After installing the module, the Paraguayan chart of accounts will be automatically available.
Tax Configuration
The following taxes are pre-configured:
IVA 10% (Standard Rate)
- Default VAT rate for most goods and services
- Automatically applied unless otherwise specified
IVA 5% (Reduced Rate)
- Applied to specific products and services as defined by SET
- Must be configured manually on products when applicable
Exempt
- For tax-exempt transactions
- Use for products/services not subject to VAT
Chart of Accounts
The module includes a standard Paraguayan chart of accounts structure following SET (Subsecretaría de Estado de Tributación) guidelines.
To customize:
- Go to Accounting > Configuration > Chart of Accounts
- Review and adjust accounts as needed for your business
- Set default accounts in Accounting > Configuration > Settings
Fiscal Positions
Configure fiscal positions based on your customer types:
- Go to Accounting > Configuration > Fiscal Positions
- Review pre-configured positions
- Adjust tax mapping as needed
Usage
Source · Odoo 20.0Usage
Setting Up Your Company
- Navigate to Settings > General Settings > Companies
- Configure your company information
- Ensure you have installed
l10n_py_basefor RUC and fiscal data
Using Taxes
On Sales
- Taxes are automatically calculated based on product configuration
- Default tax is IVA 10% unless otherwise specified
On Purchases
- Set appropriate input taxes on vendor bills
- System supports tax credit calculation
Chart of Accounts
Viewing Accounts
- Go to Accounting > Configuration > Chart of Accounts
- Browse available accounts
Creating Journal Entries
- Go to Accounting > Accounting > Journal Entries
- Create manual entries using the configured chart of accounts
- System validates account usage
Reports
Standard Paraguayan accounting reports are available:
- Balance Sheet
- Profit & Loss
- Tax Reports (IVA declarations)
Access via Accounting > Reporting
Installation instructions, the distribution package, dependencies and configuration steps are not shown because they have not yet been verified in the module documentation for any version.
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