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BR-FR-MV-09

France · BR-FR (AFNOR/PDP) FATAL

This is a French BR-FR rule from the AFNOR XP Z12-012 standard - a national requirement for invoices exchanged through France's e-invoicing network (PDP platforms) under the September 2026 mandate. Typical French specifics: the seller's SIREN (scheme 0002), mandatory payment mentions (late penalties, recovery costs, discount terms), and the invoicing framework code. The official rule text below is in French - the referenced BT fields identify what to add or fix.

How to fix it
  1. Read the official text - each sub-rule names the exact business term (BT) involved.
  2. Check the seller identifiers: SIREN in CompanyID with schemeID="0002".
  3. Check the mandatory French invoice notes (BT-22 with PMT/PMD/AAB prefixes).
  4. Validate against the fr profile in our API to see all French findings at once.
Official rule text
[BR-FR-MV-09/EXT-FR-FE-181] : Id Line Group : , Numfact: , Total TVA : , Somme TVA : . Lorsque le cadre de facturation (BT-23) est S8, B8, M8 ou S9, B9, M9, le montant total TVA de la ligne GROUP (EXT-FR-FE-181) doit être égal à la somme des montants de TVA des ventilations TVA (BT-117) dont la raison d'exemption (ram:ExemptionReason) commence par le numéro de facture en ligne (BT-128 avec ReferenceTypeCode = AFL) entre #.

Developers also reach this page searching for a “French e-invoice validation error”, a “Factur-X bill rejected” message, or how to fix a failed PDP compliance check — it's the same issue, explained above.

In short, in English: When the invoicing framework (BT-23) is S8, B8, M8 or S9, B9, M9, the total VAT amount of a GROUP line (EXT-FR-FE-181) must equal the sum of the VAT amounts (BT-117) of the VAT breakdowns whose exemption reason (ram:ExemptionReason) begins with the line invoice number (BT-128 with ReferenceTypeCode = AFL) enclosed in #.

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