-

C

9999999

-

A group of segments providing details of the individual invoiced items. There must be at least one occurrence of Segment group 26 within an invoice, but not necessarily in a credit note or a debit note. This Segment group may be repeated to give sub-line details.

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C

30

-

A group of segments specifying allowances and charges for the line item. Allowances and charges in the heading section of a message are independent from those in the detail section, e.g. ALC at detail level does not override ALC at heading level.

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C

5

-

A group of segments specifying tax related information for the allowance or charge.

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M

1

-

 

Function:

 

To specify relevant duty/tax/fee information.

EDIFACT

Description

Duty or tax or fee function code qualifier

M

an..3

=

Customs duty

=

Tax

C241

DUTY/TAX/FEE TYPE

C

Duty or tax or fee type name code

C

an..3

=

Goods and services tax

=

Value added tax

Code list identification code

C

an..17

Code list responsible agency code

C

an..3

5152

Duty or tax or fee type name

C

an..35

C533

DUTY/TAX/FEE ACCOUNT DETAIL

C

5289

Duty or tax or fee account code

M

an..6

Code list identification code

C

an..17

Code list responsible agency code

C

an..3

5286

Duty or tax or fee assessment basis value

C

an..15

C243

DUTY/TAX/FEE DETAIL

C

5279

Duty or tax or fee rate code

C

an..7

Code list identification code

C

an..17

Code list responsible agency code

C

an..3

5278

Duty or tax or fee rate

C

an..17

The actual rate of tax/duty.

Duty or tax or fee rate basis code

C

an..12

Code list identification code

C

an..17

Code list responsible agency code

C

an..3

Duty or tax or fee category code

C

an..3

=

Mixed tax rate

=

Exempt from tax

=

Standard rate

3446

Party tax identifier

C

an..20

Calculation sequence code

C

an..3

Segment Notes:

This segment is used to identify any taxes or duties which apply to the allowances or charges at LIN level.

Example:
TAX+7+VAT+++:::21+S'

Dependency Notes:
DE C241 and 5305: Tax types and categories will differ from country to country. They are to be defined by national guidelines.