Validation rules

BR-S-09 — EN 16931 rule

The tax amount (BT-117) of a standard-rated (S) breakdown must equal its taxable amount (BT-116) multiplied by its rate (BT-119).

Rule
BR-S-09 — official EN 16931 / XRechnung rule
Severity
error
Business term
BT-117 — VAT category tax amount
Field in your JSON
invoice.lines
Detected by
tier 3 — KoSIT validator (authoritative)
Reachability
Only reachable when validating your own XML — normbill-generated documents cannot trigger it

The engine computes tax as taxable × rate with commercial rounding, well inside the rule's tolerance.

How to fix it

Correct the TaxAmount of the standard-rated TaxSubtotal in your XML.

BR-S-09 auf Deutsch — was bedeutet der Fehler?

Der Steuerbetrag (BT-117) einer Normalsatz-Aufschlüsselung (S) muss dem Grundbetrag (BT-116) multipliziert mit dem Satz (BT-119) entsprechen. normbill berechnet das mit kaufmännischer Rundung; die Meldung betrifft extern erzeugtes XML.

So beheben Sie den Fehler

Korrigieren Sie in Ihrem XML den TaxAmount des Normalsatz-TaxSubtotal.

Related rules

  • BR-46 — A VAT breakdown (BG-23) has no tax amount (BT-117).
  • BR-CO-17 — A VAT breakdown's tax amount (BT-117) does not equal its taxable amount (BT-116) multiplied by the category…
  • BR-DEC-20 — A VAT category tax amount (BT-117) uses more than 2 decimal places — EN 16931 allows at most 2.
  • BR-AE-09 — The tax amount (BT-117) of the reverse-charge (AE) breakdown must be 0.
  • BR-AF-09 — The tax amount (BT-117) of an IGIC (L) breakdown must equal its taxable amount (BT-116) multiplied by its…
  • BR-AG-09 — The tax amount (BT-117) of an IPSI (M) breakdown must equal its taxable amount (BT-116) multiplied by its…

Official sources

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