Standard Values
Read about the standard values that can be used with the Elements and Attributes in your Documents.
Where possible, the service facilitates the use of standard values or codes for elements like country or currency. These are listed in this topic.
However, some countries require specific values. The countries that require specific values are listed at the bottom of this topic.
Standard values per element
The following are the standard values used for the listed element:
Element | Codes |
---|---|
AllowanceReasonCode | Allowances: UNCL 5189 |
ChargeReasonCode | Charges: UNCL 7161 |
CountryCode | ISO country codes. See ISO Country Codes. |
CountrySubentityCode | ISO country subdivision codes. See ISO Country Subdivision Code. |
CurrencyCode | ISO currency codes. See ISO Currency Codes . |
EndpointSchemeID | EAS |
IdentificationSchemeID | ISO 6523 |
InvoiceTypeCode | UNTDID 1001. See Invoice type code (UNCL1001 subset) . |
ItemNumberTypeCode | UNCL7143 |
MimeCode | Mime Code |
ObjectSchemeID | ISO 6523 |
PaymentMeansCode | UNCL4461 |
TaxSchemeID | It is usually VAT or GST . |
TaxType | UNCL5305 |
UnitCode | UN/ECE |
Format-specific standard values
The standard values for the formats are listed in these topics:
Country-specific standard values
Some countries use a subset of the values above or entirely custom codes. These are listed here:
- Germany: Standard Values
- Greece: Standard Values
- Italy: Standard Values
- Japan: Standard Values
- Malaysia: Standard Values
- Netherlands: Standard Values
- Portugal: Standard Values
- Romania: Standard Values
- Saudi Arabia: Standard Values
- Serbia: Standard Values
Countries that use generic standard values
The following countries do not have country-specific standard values:
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