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BR-DEX-13 Third party payment amount allows at most two decimals

The maximum number of decimal places allowed for the Third party payment amount (BT-DEX-002) is two.

Problem Description

ERROR

XRechnung extension rule (KoSIT, BR-DEX) · XRechnung 3.0

Context and Significance

This XRechnung Extension rule mirrors the core two-decimal amount discipline (like BR-DEC rules) for the Extension-only third party payment amount.

Solution

Round cbc:PaidAmount in cac:PrepaidPayment to two decimal places (for example 20.00, not 20.005). If you do not model third party payments, the standard XRechnung CIUS profile avoids this rule.

Quick actions

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Valid Examples

  • <cbc:PaidAmount currencyID="EUR">20.00</cbc:PaidAmount>

Invalid Examples

  • <cbc:PaidAmount currencyID="EUR">20.005</cbc:PaidAmount> — three decimals

Code Examples

Valid XML
<cac:PrepaidPayment>
  <cbc:PaidAmount currencyID="EUR">20.00</cbc:PaidAmount>
</cac:PrepaidPayment>
Invalid XML
<cac:PrepaidPayment>
  <cbc:PaidAmount currencyID="EUR">20.005</cbc:PaidAmount>
</cac:PrepaidPayment>

Affected Fields

BT-DEX-002 Third party payment amount

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