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C

999999

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A group of segments providing details of all documents, e.g. invoices, statements, despatch advices, etc, to which the Remittance Advice refers. It includes information on the monetary amounts for each document and on any adjustments (with an indication of the reason for adjustments) and discounts. For information purposes an indication of the tax element can be provided.

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C

5

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A group of segments specifying the currencies and the related dates/periods valid of the referenced document where different to the remittance currency.

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M

1

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Function:

 

To specify currencies used in the transaction and relevant details for the rate of exchange.

EDIFACT

Description

C504

CURRENCY DETAILS

C

Currency usage code qualifier

M

an..3

=

Reference currency

Currency identification code

C

an..3

ISO 4217 three alpha code

Currency type code qualifier

C

an..3

=

Payment currency

6348

Currency rate value

C

n..4

C504

CURRENCY DETAILS

C

The second occurrence of this composite is only used if a target currency is being specified.

Currency usage code qualifier

M

an..3

=

Target currency

Currency identification code

C

an..3

ISO 4217 three alpha code

Currency type code qualifier

C

an..3

=

Invoicing currency

=

Price list currency

=

Order currency

=

Quotation currency

6348

Currency rate value

C

n..4

5402

Currency exchange rate

C

n..12

The rate of exchange is only used if a target currency has been identified in the second occurrence of C504.

Exchange rate currency market identifier

C

an..3

Segment Notes:

This segment is used to provide currency rate of exchange information used to convert amounts specified in the MOA segment for the referenced document, to an amount expressed in terms of the remittance/payment currency. This CUX segment will only be used when the currency or its rate of exchange is different from the default global currency or its rate of exchange specified in the CUX segment at heading level.
When specifying Reference and Target Currencies for international trade, one occurrence of CUX is all that is required. The reference currency is identified in the first occurrence of composite C504, with the target currency specified in the second occurrence of C504, The rate of exchange between the two is detailed in DE 5402.
The general rule for calculating rate of exchange is as follows:
Reference Currency multiplied by Rate = Target Currency.

Example:
CUX+2:EUR:11+3:USD:4+0.90243'