Under heavy construction
#jsvat
Demo: http://se-panfilov.github.io/jsvat
Check the validity of the format of an EU VAT number specified.
jsvat is a small library to check validity of European (and few non-eu) VAT number. (learn more about VAT)
There is 2-step check:
For exapmle regexp for austria is /^(AT)U(\d{8})$/.
Looks like ATU99999999 is valid (it's successfied the regexp), but actually it's should be invalid.
Here we make some mathematical calculation (different for each country).
After that we may be sure that ATU99999999and for example ATV66889218 isn't valid, but ATU12011204 is valid.
Based on this great work: http://www.braemoor.co.uk/software/vat.shtml
At the moment the code was in public access without any license information.
I'm totally rewrite all the code.
... (unknown yet, but modern browsers should support it as well)
MIT: https://github.com/se-panfilov/jsvat/blob/master/LICENSE
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Check the validity of the format of an EU VAT number
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