NL-R-008
Payment method code not allowed between Dutch companies
ErrorPeppol BIS 3.0BT-81
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What it means
Between a supplier and a customer in the Netherlands, a Peppol invoice may only use payment method codes 30, 48, 49, 57, 58 or 59.
Typical causes
- The software uses code 1 (not defined) or 31 (debit transfer) as a default.
- A cash or cheque payment code was mapped to the e-invoice.
How to fix it
- Use 58 for a SEPA credit transfer or 30 for a credit transfer.
- Use 59 for SEPA direct debit, 49 for direct debit, 48 for card payment and 57 for a standing agreement.
- Export the invoice again.
What the rule says (technical)
For suppliers in the Netherlands invoicing a buyer in the Netherlands, the payment means code (BT-81) MUST be 30, 48, 49, 57, 58 or 59.
Use 58 (SEPA credit transfer) or 30 (credit transfer) for a bank transfer, 59 for SEPA direct debit, 49 for direct debit, 48 for card payment or 57 for a standing agreement.
Related rules
- BR-49Payment method code is missing
- BR-61Bank account for the transfer is missing
- BR-CO-25Due date or payment terms are missing
- BR-CL-16Choose a recognised payment method
- PEPPOL-EN16931-R061Direct debit mandate reference is missing
- NL-R-007Dutch invoice has no payment instructions
- IV-DATE-01Payment is due before the invoice date
- IV-IBAN-01IBAN check digits are invalid