EN16931 / XRechnung / Peppol BIS 3 Validator

PEPPOL-EN16931-R110: Start date of line period MUST be within invoice period.

fatal CII UBL

What this error means and how to fix it

A Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 rule (OpenPeppol): an extra requirement for invoices sent over the Peppol network, for example electronic addresses (BT-34, BT-49), the business process (BT-23) or code values. This is an error: the invoice is rejected until it is fixed.

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Rule text

[PEPPOL-EN16931-R110]-Start date of line period MUST be within invoice period.

XRechnung rule texts are published in German by KoSIT; the text above is the original.

Where the rule is checked (XPath context and test)
SyntaxSeverityContext (XPath)Test (XPath)
Peppol-UBLfatalubl-invoice:Invoice[cac:InvoicePeriod/cbc:StartDate]/cac:InvoiceLine/cac:InvoicePeriod/cbc:StartDate | ubl-creditnote:CreditNote[cac:InvoicePeriod/cbc:StartDate]/cac:CreditNoteLine/cac:InvoicePeriod/cbc:StartDatexs:date(text()) >= xs:date(../../../cac:InvoicePeriod/cbc:StartDate)
XRechnung-UBLfatalxs:date(text()) >= xs:date(../../../cac:InvoicePeriod/cbc:StartDate)
XRechnung-CIIfataludt:DateTimeString >= ../../../../ram:ApplicableHeaderTradeSettlement/ram:BillingSpecifiedPeriod/ram:StartDateTime/udt:DateTimeString

Source: Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 Schematron, UBL (OpenPeppol, docs.peppol.eu validation artefacts 3.0.21).

Source: XRechnung Schematron, CII (itplr-kosit/xrechnung-schematron, Apache-2.0).

Source: XRechnung Schematron, UBL (itplr-kosit/xrechnung-schematron, Apache-2.0).

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