EN 16931 rules › BR-47
BR-47 — Each VAT breakdown (BG-23) shall be defined through a VAT category code (BT-118)
| Rule id | BR-47 |
|---|---|
| Rule set | EN 16931 itself, not a national or network addition |
| Severity | fatal in CII and UBL — a validator enforcing this rule set rejects the invoice |
| Applies to | the CII and UBL syntaxes |
| Checked by | the validator on this site and invoicekit.go v0.2.11, the library behind it |
The rule as published
Each VAT breakdown (BG-23) shall be defined through a VAT category code (BT-118).
fatal in CII and UBL — a validator enforcing this rule set rejects the invoice.
What runs for it
Straight from the artefacts the engine embeds: the node the assertion selects and the test it applies there. A failing invoice is reported with the message above.
| Syntax | Severity | Artefact phase | Applied to | Fails when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CII | fatal | EN16931-model-phase | //ram:ApplicableHeaderTradeSettlement/ram:ApplicableTradeTax | (.[upper-case(ram:TypeCode) = 'VAT']/ram:CategoryCode) |
| UBL | fatal | EN16931model_phase | cac:TaxTotal/cac:TaxSubtotal | exists(cac:TaxCategory[cac:TaxScheme/normalize-space(upper-case(cbc:ID))='VAT']/cbc:ID) |
Data elements it names
See also
- Every EN 16931 rule id — the same list as a filterable table, with the assertions as CSV and JSON.
- What XRechnung and Peppol BIS add — rule sets that run these ids plus their own.
- The data elements — every BT and BG with the rules that name it.