Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 · rule
UBL-CR-145
What does UBL-CR-145 mean? A UBL invoice should not include the AccountingSupplierParty Party IndustryClassificationCode
Why did my invoice fail UBL-CR-145?
The invoice should not contain the element cac:AccountingSupplierParty/cac:Party/cbc:IndustryClassificationCode, i.e. an industry classification code on the seller party. This is one of the EN 16931 "cardinality restriction" (UBL-CR) warnings: the UBL 2.1 schema allows the element, but it maps to no business term in the EN 16931 core invoice model, so a compliant core invoice must leave it out. An industry classification has no corresponding business term in the seller group (BG-4). Receivers may ignore or reject data carried in such elements, so remove it or move the information to the supported business term.
Official rule text
A UBL invoice should not include the AccountingSupplierParty Party IndustryClassificationCode
Common causes
- Your invoice generator emits the full UBL 2.1 structure and populates cbc:IndustryClassificationCode even though EN 16931 does not use it
- Mapping from an internal/ERP data model copies every available field into the UBL output instead of only the EN 16931 business terms
- A template or example invoice from a non-EN 16931 UBL context (e.g. generic UBL samples) was reused without stripping unsupported elements
Related rules
UBL-CR-001 · UBL-CR-002 · UBL-CR-003 · UBL-CR-004 · UBL-CR-005 · UBL-CR-006 · UBL-CR-007 · UBL-CR-008
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