Updates to the Registry of supporting artefacts to implement EN16931

The release will also include resolution to other reported issues that have been processed and resolved by CEF before February 15th (code freeze date).
Note that this is not a deadline for RfC’s and such a deadline is no longer set. The ability to include a resolution in a release depends on the complexity of the issue reported and the lead time before the code freeze date. Simple bugs reported late are likely to be included whereas complex request that require consultation and approval before acceptance and development will require longer processing times and will then be published when resolved and tested. Users of the EN 16931 validation artefacts are therefore encouraged to submit RfC’s at their earliest convenience.

Those who wish to have new codes added to the next version of the VATEX and/or EAS code lists, are kindly invited to submit Requests for Change before 8 February 2020.

CEF is the managing authority for these two code lists in the European standard on eInvoicing (EN 16931).

To submit Requests for Change visit the dedicated Code Lists page on the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Digital website or directly via the through the CEF Service Desk.

As per the favorable opinion of the CEF Code Lists Advisory Group on 4 October 2019, a new version of the 2 CEF-managed code lists will become effective starting 15 Nov 2019.

For the EAS code list: 3 codes are added (0130, 0203, 0204) and 2 are deprecated (9917, 9921).
For the VATEX code list: 4 codes are added (vatex-eu-132, vatex-eu-143, vatex-eu-148, vatex-eu-151).

The European Commission published an updated version of the EAS code list. This new version of the EAS code list includes five requests for change. The Commission received 5 requests for change, consisting of 3 additions and 2 deprecations . Five requests were accepted for change. Requests for change may be submitted through the CEF Service Desk.

The European Commission published an updated version of the VATEX code list. This new version of the VATEX code list includes four requests for change. The Commission received 4 requests for change, consisting of 4 additions. Four requests were accepted for change. Requests for Change may be submitted through the CEF Service Desk.

The European Commission published an updated version of the full listing code lists. Requests for change may be submitted through the CEF Service Desk.

The CEN/TC 434 validation artefacts support the validation of UBL 2.1 and Cross Industry Invoice D16B.

It contains the validation artefacts as source Schematron as well as a single preprocessed Schematron (.sch) and as pre-compiled XSLT versions of them (.xslt).

The CEN/TC 434 validation artefacts support the validation of UBL 2.1 and Cross Industry Invoice D16B.

It contains the validation artefacts as source Schematron as well as a single preprocessed Schematron (.sch) and as pre-compiled XSLT versions of them (.xslt).

The European Commission published an updated version of the EAS code list. This new version of the EAS code list includes four requests for change. The Commission received 13 requests for change, consisting of 12 additions and one update. Four requests were accepted for change and nine placed on hold pending further information on the business case. Requests for change may be submitted through the CEF Service Desk.

The European Commission published an updated version of the full listing code lists. Requests for change may be submitted through the CEF Service Desk.

The European Commission published the first version of the VATEX code list. Requests for Change may be submitted through the CEF Service Desk.

The next foreseen code list publication is September 2019. This means requests for change should be submitted by the end of August.