Bindler API

API ID 13926

Three regulation calculators as JSON endpoints: EU AI Act classification (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), CBAM certificate cost 2026 to 2034 (Regulation (EU) 2023/956) and the UAE Corporate Tax

100% uptime 277 ms avg response

API Documentation

Endpoints

Request
Classify one AI system under the EU AI Act
Endpoint ID: 32063
POST https://zylalabs.com/api/13926/bindler+api/32063/classify+one+ai+system+under+the+eu+ai+act
INPUT PARAMETERS

Classify one AI system under the EU AI Act — Endpoint Features

Object Description
Request Body Required Json

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INPUT PARAMETERS

API EXAMPLE RESPONSE
JSON
{
    "input": {
        "name": "CV screening",
        "role": "Provider",
        "scope": "Yes",
        "gpai": "No",
        "annex": "4(a) Recruitment and selection",
        "prohib": "None",
        "a61": "No",
        "prof": "Yes",
        "ex": "No",
        "a50": "No",
        "pre": "No",
        "turn": 50000000
    },
    "classification": "High-risk",
    "obligations": "Article 16 provider duties: Section 2 requirements (Arts 9 to 15), QMS (17), documentation (18), logs (19), conformity assessment (43), declaration and CE marking (47, 48), EU database registration (49), post-market monitoring and incident reporting (72, 73); plus Article 4 AI literacy",
    "applies_from": "2 August 2026",
    "max_fine_eur": 15000000,
    "basis": "Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (EU AI Act), Articles 2, 4, 5, 6, 16, 26, 27, 50, 53, 55, 99, 111, 113; not legal advice",
    "docs": "https://bindler.co/api/#ai-act-classify"
}
Classify one AI system under the EU AI Act — CODE SNIPPETS

curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/13926/bindler+api/32063/classify+one+ai+system+under+the+eu+ai+act' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' 

--data-raw '{"name":"CV screening","role":"Provider","annex":"4(a)","turnover":50000000}'

    
Request
CBAM certificate cost for a basket of goods, 2026 to 2034
Endpoint ID: 32064
POST https://zylalabs.com/api/13926/bindler+api/32064/cbam+certificate+cost+for+a+basket+of+goods+2026+to+2034
INPUT PARAMETERS

CBAM certificate cost for a basket of goods 2026 to 2034 — Endpoint Features

Object Description
Request Body Required Json

Free test requests remaining: 3 of 3.


INPUT PARAMETERS

API EXAMPLE RESPONSE
JSON
{
    "year": 2026,
    "certificate_price_eur": 80,
    "cbam_factor": 0.025,
    "tonnes": 1000,
    "embedded_tco2e": 1900,
    "chargeable_tco2e": 47.5,
    "certificates": 48,
    "cost_eur": 3800,
    "cost_per_tonne_eur": 3.8,
    "above_50t_threshold": true,
    "lines": [
        {
            "sector": "Iron and steel",
            "cn": "7208",
            "origin": "TR",
            "tonnes": 1000,
            "indirect_counted": false,
            "embedded_tco2e": 1900,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 47.5,
            "net_price_eur": 80,
            "cost_eur": 3800
        }
    ],
    "same_basket_every_year": [
        {
            "year": 2026,
            "cbam_factor": 0.025,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 47.5,
            "certificates": 48,
            "cost_eur": 3800
        },
        {
            "year": 2027,
            "cbam_factor": 0.05,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 95,
            "certificates": 95,
            "cost_eur": 7600
        },
        {
            "year": 2028,
            "cbam_factor": 0.1,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 190,
            "certificates": 190,
            "cost_eur": 15200
        },
        {
            "year": 2029,
            "cbam_factor": 0.225,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 427.5,
            "certificates": 428,
            "cost_eur": 34200
        },
        {
            "year": 2030,
            "cbam_factor": 0.485,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 921.5,
            "certificates": 922,
            "cost_eur": 73720
        },
        {
            "year": 2031,
            "cbam_factor": 0.61,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 1159,
            "certificates": 1159,
            "cost_eur": 92720
        },
        {
            "year": 2032,
            "cbam_factor": 0.735,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 1396.5,
            "certificates": 1397,
            "cost_eur": 111720
        },
        {
            "year": 2033,
            "cbam_factor": 0.86,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 1634,
            "certificates": 1634,
            "cost_eur": 130720
        },
        {
            "year": 2034,
            "cbam_factor": 1,
            "chargeable_tco2e": 1900,
            "certificates": 1900,
            "cost_eur": 152000
        }
    ],
    "basis": "Regulation (EU) 2023/956 as amended by Regulation (EU) 2025/2083; Directive (EU) 2023/959 Article 10a(1a) phase-out; constant certificate price across years; not advice",
    "docs": "https://bindler.co/api/#cbam-cost"
}
CBAM certificate cost for a basket of goods 2026 to 2034 — CODE SNIPPETS

curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/13926/bindler+api/32064/cbam+certificate+cost+for+a+basket+of+goods+2026+to+2034' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' 

--data-raw '{"year":2026,"price":80,"lines":[{"sector":"Iron and steel","cn":"7208","origin":"TR","tonnes":1000,"embedded_per_tonne":1.9,"origin_carbon_price_eur_per_t":0}]}'

    
Request
Computes UAE Corporate Tax for one Tax Period end to end under Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022: Accounting Income to Taxable Income to tax payable, with every adjustment shown. What it applies, with the Article behind each step: exempt income (Articles 22, 23 and 24), non-deductible expenditure (Articles 28, 32 and 33), the 30% of EBITDA interest limitation with the AED 12,000,000 de minimis and the ten-period carry-forward (Article 30), Tax Loss relief capped at 75% of Taxable Income (Article 37), the 0% band to AED 375,000 and 9% above it (Article 3), Small Business Relief to AED 3,000,000 of Revenue (Article 21 and Ministerial Decision 73 of 2023), the Qualifying Free Zone Person rates and the 5% / AED 5,000,000 de minimis test (Article 18, Cabinet Decision 55 of 2023, Ministerial Decision 139 of 2023), and the Foreign Tax Credit capped at the tax before credit (Article 47). The endpoint takes 29 query parameters. The Params table below lists 20 of them; the nine it cannot hold are named here with the rest. Full machine-readable spec: https://bindler.co/api Income and interest: rev - Revenue for the Tax Period in AED, gross income and not profit (Article 21 and Ministerial Decision 73 of acc - Accounting Income in AED: the net profit or loss before tax that starts the computation (Article 20(2)) ie - Interest expenditure for the period in AED (Article 29) ii - Interest income for the period in AED, netted against interest expenditure in Net Interest Expenditure and da - Depreciation and amortisation charged in the period in AED, added back in the EBITDA used for the interest Exempt income: div - Dividends and profit distributions from UAE resident juridical persons in AED, exempt without conditions part - Participation Exemption income in AED: dividends and gains from a Participating Interest, exempt where the oex - Other exempt income in AED under Articles 22 and 24, such as income of a Foreign Permanent Establishment Non-deductible add-backs: ent - Entertainment, amusement or recreation expenditure in AED; 50% is added back as non-deductible (Article 32(1)) fines - Fines and penalties other than compensation for damages in AED, added back in full (Article 33(2)) don - Donations, grants or gifts to entities that are not Qualifying Public Benefit Entities in AED, added back dvo - Dividends or other profit distributions to an owner that were charged to income in AED, added back in full ctx - Corporate Tax expense booked in the accounts in AED, added back in full because the tax itself is not a vat - Recoverable input VAT charged to expense in AED, added back in full as non-deductible (Article 33(7)) ftx - Foreign income tax charged to expense in AED, added back in full as non-deductible (Article 33(8)); relief nb - Expenditure not incurred for the purposes of the Business in AED, added back as non-deductible (Article exx - Expenditure incurred in deriving Exempt Income in AED, added back as non-deductible together with the Relief carried forward and credits: loss - Tax Losses carried forward from earlier Tax Periods in AED icf - Disallowed Net Interest Expenditure brought forward from earlier periods in AED, deductible within the ftc - Foreign Tax Credit available for the period in AED (Article 47), deducted from the Corporate Tax before Free Zone: qi - Qualifying Income of a Qualifying Free Zone Person in AED (Cabinet Decision No nqr - Non-qualifying Revenue in AED, tested for the Free Zone de minimis rule: it must not exceed the lower of fz - Whether the taxpayer is a Free Zone Person (Article 18) qf - Whether every Qualifying Free Zone Person condition is met: substance, audited accounts, transfer pricing Status and elections (Yes or No): resident - Whether the taxpayer is a Resident Person (Article 11) mne - Whether the company is a constituent of a multinational group with consolidated revenue above AED 3.15bn, prevOver - Whether Revenue exceeded AED 3,000,000 in any earlier Tax Period, after which Small Business Relief is elect - Whether Small Business Relief is elected for this Tax Period, which makes Taxable Income nil and stops Tax bank - Whether the taxpayer is a bank, an insurance provider or a natural person, for whom the interest Every figure is in AED. Omitted parameters are treated as nil, except the flags, which take the defaults named above.
Endpoint ID: 32065
GET https://zylalabs.com/api/13926/bindler+api/32065/uae+corporate+tax+computation+for+one+tax+period
INPUT PARAMETERS

UAE Corporate Tax computation for one Tax Period — Endpoint Features

Object Description
don Optional Donations, grants or gifts to entities that are not Qualifying Public Benefit Entities in AED, added back
elect Optional Whether Small Business Relief is elected for this Tax Period, which makes Taxable Income nil and stops Tax
qf Optional Whether every Qualifying Free Zone Person condition is met: substance, audited accounts, transfer pricing
fz Optional Whether the taxpayer is a Free Zone Person (Article 18)
nqr Optional Non-qualifying Revenue in AED, tested for the Free Zone de minimis rule: it must not exceed the lower of
qi Optional Qualifying Income of a Qualifying Free Zone Person in AED (Cabinet Decision No
ftc Optional Foreign Tax Credit available for the period in AED (Article 47), deducted from the Corporate Tax before
icf Optional Disallowed Net Interest Expenditure brought forward from earlier periods in AED, deductible within the
loss Optional Tax Losses carried forward from earlier Tax Periods in AED
nb Optional Expenditure not incurred for the purposes of the Business in AED, added back as non-deductible (Article
rev Optional Revenue for the Tax Period in AED, gross income and not profit (Article 21 and Ministerial Decision 73 of
fines Optional Fines and penalties other than compensation for damages in AED, added back in full (Article 33(2))
ent Optional Entertainment, amusement or recreation expenditure in AED; 50% is added back as non-deductible (Article 32(1))
oex Optional Other exempt income in AED under Articles 22 and 24, such as income of a Foreign Permanent Establishment
part Optional Participation Exemption income in AED: dividends and gains from a Participating Interest, exempt where the
div Optional Dividends and profit distributions from UAE resident juridical persons in AED, exempt without conditions
da Optional Depreciation and amortisation charged in the period in AED, added back in the EBITDA used for the interest
ii Optional Interest income for the period in AED, netted against interest expenditure in Net Interest Expenditure and
ie Optional Interest expenditure for the period in AED (Article 29)
acc Optional Accounting Income in AED: the net profit or loss before tax that starts the computation (Article 20(2))

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INPUT PARAMETERS

don
elect
qf
fz
nqr
qi
ftc
icf
loss
nb
rev
fines
ent
oex
part
div
da
ii
ie
acc
API EXAMPLE RESPONSE
JSON
{
    "input": {
        "resident": "Yes",
        "fz": "No",
        "qf": "No",
        "mne": "No",
        "prevOver": "No",
        "elect": "No",
        "bank": "No",
        "rev": 2400000,
        "acc": 520000,
        "ie": 150000,
        "ii": 10000,
        "da": 60000,
        "icf": 0,
        "div": 30000,
        "part": 0,
        "oex": 0,
        "ent": 40000,
        "fines": 8000,
        "don": 5000,
        "dvo": 0,
        "ctx": 0,
        "vat": 0,
        "ftx": 0,
        "nb": 6000,
        "exx": 0,
        "loss": 120000,
        "ftc": 0,
        "qi": 0,
        "nqr": 0
    },
    "currency": "AED",
    "eligible_small_business_relief": true,
    "relief_applied": false,
    "qfzp": false,
    "de_minimis_passed": true,
    "taxable_income": 409000,
    "corporate_tax_payable": 3060,
    "effective_rate_on_accounting_income": 0.005884615384615385,
    "losses_carried_forward": 0,
    "disallowed_interest_carried_forward": 0,
    "steps": [
        {
            "line": "Accounting Income",
            "aed": 520000,
            "basis": "Article 20(2)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Less: exempt dividends from UAE residents",
            "aed": -30000,
            "basis": "Article 22(1)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Less: Participation Exemption income",
            "aed": 0,
            "basis": "Article 23"
        },
        {
            "line": "Less: other exempt income",
            "aed": 0,
            "basis": "Articles 22, 24"
        },
        {
            "line": "Add: non-deductible entertainment (50%)",
            "aed": 20000,
            "basis": "Article 32(1)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Add: fines and penalties",
            "aed": 8000,
            "basis": "Article 33(2)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Add: non-qualifying donations",
            "aed": 5000,
            "basis": "Article 33(1)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Add: dividends to owners, Corporate Tax, recoverable VAT, foreign tax",
            "aed": 0,
            "basis": "Article 33(4), (6), (7), (8)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Add: expenditure not for the Business or for Exempt Income",
            "aed": 6000,
            "basis": "Article 28(2)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Add: Net Interest Expenditure disallowed this period",
            "aed": 0,
            "basis": "Article 30(1), 30% of EBITDA; MD 126/2023 AED 12m safe harbour"
        },
        {
            "line": "Less: brought-forward interest now deductible",
            "aed": 0,
            "basis": "Article 30(4)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Taxable Income before Tax Loss relief",
            "aed": 529000,
            "basis": "Article 20(2)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Less: Tax Loss relief",
            "aed": -120000,
            "basis": "Article 37(2): at most 75%"
        },
        {
            "line": "Taxable Income",
            "aed": 409000,
            "basis": "Article 20"
        },
        {
            "line": "Standard: 0% band",
            "aed": 375000,
            "basis": "Cabinet Decision 116 of 2022"
        },
        {
            "line": "Standard: 9% on the excess",
            "aed": 3060,
            "basis": "Article 3(1)(b)"
        },
        {
            "line": "QFZP: 9% on non-qualifying Taxable Income",
            "aed": 0,
            "basis": "Article 3(2)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Less: Foreign Tax Credit",
            "aed": 0,
            "basis": "Article 47(2)"
        },
        {
            "line": "Corporate Tax Payable",
            "aed": 3060,
            "basis": "Article 48"
        }
    ],
    "basis": "Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022 and the Cabinet and Ministerial Decisions named per line; not tax advice",
    "docs": "https://bindler.co/api/#uae-corporate-tax"
}
UAE Corporate Tax computation for one Tax Period — CODE SNIPPETS

curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/13926/bindler+api/32065/uae+corporate+tax+computation+for+one+tax+period?don=5000&elect=No&loss=120000&nb=6000&rev=2400000&fines=8000&ent=40000&div=30000&da=60000&ii=10000&ie=150000&acc=520000' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' 


    

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Overview

Three regulation calculators as JSON endpoints: EU AI Act classification (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), CBAM certificate cost 2026 to 2034 (Regulation (EU) 2023/956) and the UAE Corporate Tax computation (Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022). Same code as the free browser tools at bindler.co, generated from them at every build. Free tier: 25 calls a day per IP, no account. Unlimited: $19 a month key from Gumroad. Facts only, the instrument cited in every response; not legal or tax advice. Docs: https://bindler.co/api/

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Each endpoint returns JSON data specific to regulatory calculations. The EU AI Act endpoint provides classification details for AI systems, the CBAM endpoint calculates certificate costs for goods, and the UAE Corporate Tax endpoint computes tax liabilities based on various financial inputs.

Key fields include "classification" and "obligations" for the EU AI Act, "certificate_price_eur" and "cost_eur" for CBAM, and "taxable_income" and "corporate_tax_payable" for UAE Corporate Tax. Each endpoint has unique fields relevant to its calculations.

The response data is structured in JSON format, with nested objects for detailed information. For example, the CBAM endpoint includes a "lines" array detailing each sector's costs, while the UAE Corporate Tax response includes an "input" object with user-provided data.

Each endpoint accepts specific parameters. For the EU AI Act, parameters include "name," "role," and "scope." The CBAM endpoint requires "year," "tonnes," and "embedded_tco2e." The UAE Corporate Tax endpoint uses parameters like "rev," "acc," and "loss."

The EU AI Act endpoint provides classification and obligations for AI systems. The CBAM endpoint offers cost estimates for certificates based on goods and emissions. The UAE Corporate Tax endpoint delivers tax calculations based on various financial inputs and exemptions.

Data accuracy is maintained by using established regulations and guidelines from the EU and UAE. The API mirrors the functionality of free browser tools, ensuring consistency. Regular updates and adherence to legal standards help ensure the reliability of the calculations.

Typical use cases include compliance assessments for AI systems under the EU AI Act, cost forecasting for businesses affected by CBAM regulations, and tax planning for companies operating in the UAE. These calculations assist in strategic decision-making and regulatory compliance.

Users can analyze the returned data to understand regulatory obligations, estimate costs, and plan for tax liabilities. For example, the obligations from the EU AI Act can guide compliance efforts, while the cost estimates from the CBAM endpoint can inform pricing strategies for goods.

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