Reference
Markdown exportBT-138 Invoice Line Allowance Percentage
The percentage used to calculate an invoice line allowance.
Quick answer
The percentage used to calculate an invoice line allowance.
Line items
The goods or services on each invoice line, including quantities, prices, and VAT.
Quick actions
In plain language
The percentage used to calculate an invoice line allowance.
The percentage used to calculate an invoice line allowance.
Captures line-level discounts and surcharges so the invoice line net amount can be reconciled from quantity, price, allowances, and charges.
What you usually enter here
Decimal percentage
Typical valid values include: 10.00, 2.50
Defined by EN 16931 for invoice line allowance and charge details; apply profile cardinality and the listed code list or calculation rules when the element is present.
What goes wrong often
Avoid values like: -1.00, 10%
Examples in context
Captures line-level discounts and surcharges so the invoice line net amount can be reconciled from quantity, price, allowances, and charges.
Defined by EN 16931 for invoice line allowance and charge details; apply profile cardinality and the listed code list or calculation rules when the element is present.
Valid Examples
Use these points as the practical checks for this section.
- 10.00
- 2.50
Invalid Examples
Use these points as the practical checks for this section.
- -1.00
- 10%
XML mapping and field facts
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Field ID:
BT-138
Data Type:
percentage
Cardinality:
0..1
Requirement:
Optional
Since Version:
Optional
XML Implementation
/Invoice/cac:InvoiceLine/cac:AllowanceCharge[cbc:ChargeIndicator=false()]/cbc:MultiplierFactorNumericWhy the standard cares about this field
Business Context
Captures line-level discounts and surcharges so the invoice line net amount can be reconciled from quantity, price, allowances, and charges.
Legal Requirement
Defined by EN 16931 for invoice line allowance and charge details; apply profile cardinality and the listed code list or calculation rules when the element is present.