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schwab_equity_award_json.py
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"""Charles Schwab Equity Award JSON export parser.
To get the data from Schwab:
1. Open https://client.schwab.com/app/accounts/history/#/
2. Make sure Equity Award Center is selected
3. Select date range 'Previous 4 Years' and click SEARCH
4. At the top right, click on Export and select type JSON
5. If you have had Equity Awards for more than 4 years, good news:
Schwab now allows to export all the data history (which you do need
to calculate the CGT). In that case:
* repeat the process to export older data
* manually combine the data into a single file
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import InitVar, dataclass
import datetime
from decimal import Decimal
import json
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Any, Final
from cgt_calc.const import TICKER_RENAMES
from cgt_calc.exceptions import ParsingError
from cgt_calc.model import ActionType, BrokerTransaction
from cgt_calc.util import round_decimal
OPTIONAL_DETAILS_NAME: Final = "Details"
FIELD_TO_SCHEMA: Final = {"transactions": 1, "Transactions": 2}
@dataclass
class FieldNames:
"""Names of the fields in the Schwab JSON data, depending on the schema version."""
# Note that the schema version is not an official Schwab one, just something
# we use internally in this code:
schema_version: InitVar[int] = 2
transactions: str = "Transactions"
description: str = "Description"
action: str = "Action"
symbol: str = "Symbol"
quantity: str = "Quantity"
amount: str = "Amount"
fees: str = "FeesAndCommissions"
transac_details: str = "TransactionDetails"
shares: str = "Shares"
vest_date: str = "VestDate"
vest_fair_market_value: str = "VestFairMarketValue"
award_date: str = "AwardDate"
award_id: str = "AwardId"
date: str = "Date"
sale_price: str = "SalePrice"
def __post_init__(self, schema_version: int) -> None:
"""Set correct field names if the schema is not the default one.
Automatically run on object initialization.
"""
if schema_version == 1:
self.transactions = "transactions"
self.description = "description"
self.action = "action"
self.symbol = "symbol"
self.quantity = "quantity"
self.amount = "amount"
self.fees = "totalCommissionsAndFees"
self.transac_details = "transactionDetails"
self.shares = "shares"
self.vest_date = "vestDate"
self.vest_fair_market_value = "vestFairMarketValue"
self.award_date = "awardDate"
self.award_id = "awardName"
self.date = "eventDate"
self.sale_price = "salePrice"
# We want enough decimals to cover what Schwab gives us (up to 4 decimals)
# divided by the share-split factor (20), so we keep 6 decimals.
# We don't want more decimals than necessary or we risk converting
# the float number format approximations into Decimals
# (e.g. a number 1.0001 in JSON may become 1.00010001 when parsed
# into float, but we want to get Decimal('1.0001'))
ROUND_DIGITS = 6
JsonRowType = Any # type: ignore[misc]
def action_from_str(label: str) -> ActionType:
"""Convert string label to ActionType."""
if label in {"Buy"}:
return ActionType.BUY
if label in {"Sell", "Sale"}:
return ActionType.SELL
if label in {
"MoneyLink Transfer",
"Misc Cash Entry",
"Service Fee",
"Wire Funds",
"Wire Transfer",
"Funds Received",
"Journal",
"Cash In Lieu",
}:
return ActionType.TRANSFER
if label in {"Stock Plan Activity", "Deposit"}:
return ActionType.STOCK_ACTIVITY
if label in ["Qualified Dividend", "Cash Dividend"]:
return ActionType.DIVIDEND
if label in ["NRA Tax Adj", "NRA Withholding", "Foreign Tax Paid"]:
return ActionType.TAX
if label == "ADR Mgmt Fee":
return ActionType.FEE
if label in ["Adjustment", "IRS Withhold Adj"]:
return ActionType.ADJUSTMENT
if label in ["Short Term Cap Gain", "Long Term Cap Gain"]:
return ActionType.CAPITAL_GAIN
if label == "Spin-off":
return ActionType.SPIN_OFF
if label == "Credit Interest":
return ActionType.INTEREST
if label == "Reinvest Shares":
return ActionType.REINVEST_SHARES
if label == "Reinvest Dividend":
return ActionType.REINVEST_DIVIDENDS
if label == "Wire Funds Received":
return ActionType.WIRE_FUNDS_RECEIVED
raise ParsingError("schwab transactions", f"Unknown action: {label}")
def _decimal_from_str(price_str: str) -> Decimal:
"""Convert a number as string to a Decimal.
Remove $ sign, and comma thousand separators so as to handle dollar amounts
such as "$1,250.00".
"""
return Decimal(price_str.replace("$", "").replace(",", ""))
def _decimal_from_number_or_str(
row: JsonRowType,
field_basename: str,
field_float_suffix: str = "SortValue",
) -> Decimal:
"""Get a number from a row, preferably from the number field.
Fall back to the string representation field, or default to Decimal(0)
if the fields are not there or both have a value of None.
"""
# We prefer native number to strings as more efficient/safer parsing
float_name = f"{field_basename}{field_float_suffix}"
if float_name in row and row[float_name] is not None:
return Decimal(row[float_name])
if field_basename in row and row[field_basename] is not None:
return _decimal_from_str(row[field_basename])
return Decimal(0)
def _is_integer(number: Decimal) -> bool:
return number % 1 == 0
class SchwabTransaction(BrokerTransaction):
"""Represent single Schwab transaction."""
def __init__(self, row: JsonRowType, file: str, field_names: FieldNames) -> None:
"""Create a new SchwabTransaction from a JSON row."""
names = field_names
description = row[names.description]
self.raw_action = row[names.action]
action = action_from_str(self.raw_action)
symbol = row.get(names.symbol)
symbol = TICKER_RENAMES.get(symbol, symbol)
if symbol != "GOOG":
# Stock split hardcoded for GOOG
raise ParsingError(
file,
f"Schwab Equity Award JSON only supports GOOG stock but found {symbol}",
)
quantity = _decimal_from_number_or_str(row, names.quantity)
amount = _decimal_from_number_or_str(row, names.amount)
fees = _decimal_from_number_or_str(row, names.fees)
if row[names.action] == "Deposit":
if len(row[names.transac_details]) != 1:
raise ParsingError(
file,
"Expected a single Transaction Details for a Deposit, but "
f"found {len(row[names.transac_details])}",
)
if OPTIONAL_DETAILS_NAME in row[names.transac_details][0]:
details = row[names.transac_details][0]["Details"]
else:
details = row[names.transac_details][0]
date = datetime.datetime.strptime(
details[names.vest_date], "%m/%d/%Y"
).date()
# Schwab only provide this one as string:
price = _decimal_from_str(details[names.vest_fair_market_value])
if amount == Decimal(0):
amount = price * quantity
description = (
f"Vest from Award Date "
f"{details[names.award_date]} "
f"(ID {details[names.award_id]})"
)
elif row[names.action] == "Sale":
date = datetime.datetime.strptime(row[names.date], "%m/%d/%Y").date()
# Schwab's data export sometimes lacks decimals on Sales
# quantities, in which case we infer it from number of shares in
# sub-transactions, or failing that from the amount and salePrice.
if not _is_integer(quantity):
price = (amount + fees) / quantity
else:
subtransac_have_quantities = True
subtransac_shares_sum = Decimal() # Decimal 0
found_share_decimals = False
details = row[names.transac_details][0].get(
OPTIONAL_DETAILS_NAME, row[names.transac_details][0]
)
for subtransac in row[names.transac_details]:
subtransac = subtransac.get(OPTIONAL_DETAILS_NAME, subtransac)
if "shares" in subtransac:
# Schwab only provides this one as a string:
shares = _decimal_from_str(subtransac[names.shares])
subtransac_shares_sum += shares
if not _is_integer(shares):
found_share_decimals = True
else:
subtransac_have_quantities = False
break
if subtransac_have_quantities and found_share_decimals:
quantity = subtransac_shares_sum
price = (amount + fees) / quantity
else:
# Schwab sometimes only gives us overall transaction
# amount, and sale price of the sub-transactions.
# We can only work-out the correct quantity if all
# sub-transactions have the same price:
first_subtransac = row[names.transac_details][0]
first_subtransac = first_subtransac.get(
OPTIONAL_DETAILS_NAME, first_subtransac
)
price_str = first_subtransac[names.sale_price]
price = _decimal_from_str(price_str)
for subtransac in row[names.transac_details][1:]:
subtransac = subtransac.get(OPTIONAL_DETAILS_NAME, subtransac)
if subtransac[names.sale_price] != price_str:
raise ParsingError(
file,
"Impossible to work out quantity of sale of "
f"date {date} and amount {amount} because "
"different sub-transaction have different sale"
" prices",
)
quantity = (amount + fees) / price
else:
raise ParsingError(
file, f"Parsing for action {row[names.action]} is not implemented!"
)
currency = "USD"
broker = "Charles Schwab"
super().__init__(
date,
action,
symbol,
description,
quantity,
price,
fees,
amount,
currency,
broker,
)
self._normalize_split()
def _normalize_split(self) -> None:
"""Ensure past transactions are normalized to split values.
This is in the context of the 20:1 GOOG stock split which happened at
close on 2022-07-15 20:1.
As of 2022-08-07, Schwab's data exports have some past transactions
corrected for the 20:1 split on 2022-07-15, whereas others are not.
"""
split_factor = 20
threshold_price = 175
# The share price has never been above $175*20=$3500 before 2022-07-15
# so this price is expressed in pre-split amounts: normalize to post-split
if (
self.date <= datetime.date(2022, 7, 15)
and self.price
and self.price > threshold_price
and self.quantity
):
self.price = round_decimal(self.price / split_factor, ROUND_DIGITS)
self.quantity = round_decimal(self.quantity * split_factor, ROUND_DIGITS)
def read_schwab_equity_award_json_transactions(
transactions_file: str,
) -> list[BrokerTransaction]:
"""Read Schwab transactions from file."""
try:
with Path(transactions_file).open(encoding="utf-8") as json_file:
try:
data = json.load(json_file, parse_float=Decimal, parse_int=Decimal)
except json.decoder.JSONDecodeError as exception:
raise ParsingError(
transactions_file,
"Cloud not parse content as JSON",
) from exception
for field_name, schema_version in FIELD_TO_SCHEMA.items():
if field_name in data:
fields = FieldNames(schema_version)
break
if not fields:
raise ParsingError(
transactions_file,
f"Expected top level field ({', '.join(FIELD_TO_SCHEMA.keys())}) "
"not found: the JSON data is not in the expected format",
)
if not isinstance(data[fields.transactions], list):
raise ParsingError(
transactions_file,
f"'{fields.transactions}' is not a list: the JSON data is not "
"in the expected format",
)
transactions = [
SchwabTransaction(transac, transactions_file, fields)
for transac in data[fields.transactions]
# Skip as not relevant for CGT
if transac[fields.action] not in {"Journal", "Wire Transfer"}
]
transactions.reverse()
return list(transactions)
except FileNotFoundError:
print(f"WARNING: Couldn't locate Schwab transactions file({transactions_file})")
return []