Online VAT Reporting for Spain Guide
Online VAT Reporting for Spain Guide
ERP CLOUD
Oracle Financials for EMEA
Table of Contents
1. Purpose of the document 5
2. Assumptions and Prerequisites 7
3. Additional Tax Setup 8
3.1 Document Fiscal Classification 8
5. Suppliers 22
6. Customers 31
7. Global Descriptive Flexfields 39
8. Financials Cloud Security 51
9. Accounts Payable 52
9.1 Invoices 52
9.2 Payments 53
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9.3 Cancelled Invoices and Invoice Lines 54
10.3 Receipts 60
18.6 Invoices having Lines that are Grouped under BOTH S1 and S2 85
18.9 Invoices with Special Regime Classification ‘06’ and Tax Amount 0.00 87
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29.6 Payments Register 118
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1. Purpose of the document
This document explains the cloud solution for the Spain Online VAT Register Requirement (Suministro
Inmediato de Informacion / “SII”).
Before reading this document, you must have the knowledge about the Tax Agency SII Technical
Specifications.
This document provides a reference to the overall “SII” process. This document helps you to understand
the new fields required for transactions to comply with this new requirement.
Requirement Summary:
Starting from 1-Jul-2017, the delivery of VAT Register information to the Spanish tax authorities is
performed electronically via a predefined XML format and up to four days after the issuance or
reception date of an invoice. You can accomplish this by sending all invoice and ticket information to the
tax authorities. The requirement applies to the following companies:
New requirements were introduced effective from 1-Jul-2018. For more details, see the relevant
sections in this document.
Solution Approach:
You can use the solution to produce the XML messages in the required formats and then submit the
XML messages to the Tax Authority in a timely and efficient manner. The solution also has a component
for processing the confirmation messages that it receives from the authority. It updates the submitted
data with the necessary confirmation details.
If your primary ledger currency isn’t EUR and you have reporting or secondary ledgers in EUR currency,
you can create your submission messages based on one of these ledgers. Reporting will still be for your
selected legal entity (legal reporting unit) but the amount will be converted amount based on the
conversion rates associated with the selected reporting or secondary ledger.
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Online VAT Reporting:
The following diagram shows the Online VAT Reporting process flow:
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2. Assumptions and Prerequisites
In this document, the following entities are assumed to have already been set up:
Data Security – Refer to the Fusion Security Financials for EMEA, Financials for Asia/Pacific and Customer
and Supplier Netting topical essay available on My Support.
Enterprise Structure:
Tax Configuration (Tax Regime, Tax codes, statuses, and rates)
Suppliers
Customers
Document sequences (Refer to Setup section, Transaction Numbering Setup)
Accounting Configuration
Accounting and Reporting Sequences
Oracle Payables Setup
Oracle Receivables Setup
It’s recommended that the Implementation Project is complete for your organization before
commencing the Feature Specific Setup outlined below.
If you require further details:
Refer to the Analyze and Report section on Oracle Financials Cloud (Get Started) web site.
Refer to Appendix 2 – How to Update SII Version for how to set up Tax Authority SII XML
version.
Refer to Appendix 3 – Version Notes for cloud solution version notes.
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3. Additional Tax Setup
Code Meaning
Note: The first two characters of the meaning are used in the corresponding block of the XML
message. If you don’t enter a value, the record will have ‘F1 Invoice art. 6, 7.2, and 7.3’ automatically
reported.
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3.2 Tax Reporting Types and Codes
The following tax reporting type and codes are part of the online VAT solution:
ORA_JE_SII_TAX_GROUP
Note: These values are available as pre-seeded setup with the solution. Associate the preceding codes to
your tax rates. You must complete this setup for all tax rates that are used in transactions.
If you must report tax on foreign customer transactions that aren’t subjected to tax, you can set up the
additional tax reporting code, XXXXNS_LOC and assign it to the appropriate tax rate. You must follow
the XXXXNS_LOC format, where you can replace X by any character.
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Task Name: Manage Tax Rates and Tax Recovery Rates
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Tax Rates and Tax Recovery Rates
Following is an example of the Tax Reporting Code assigned to the Tax Rate:
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3.3 Tax Exemptions
Online VAT Reporting has specific requirements for reporting of tax exemptions applied to your
supplier and customer invoices. The solution is based on the standard Tax Exemptions feature.
Prerequisites:
Ensure that you already checked the Allow tax exemptions option for Tax Regime, Tax,
Tax Rates and Tax Statuses.
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Define Tax Exemptions
You can define tax exemptions at third party or third-party site level. Third party can be a supplier or a
customer.
Note: Enter 100% in the Exemption Percentage field if the transactions must be completely tax
exempted. In the example preceding, the exemption percentage is 5%.
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Receivables Activities
Define an activity with adjustment type that will be reserved for collection write-offs:
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Only use this reserved name, that’s, Write off for ES Online VAT, for this setup. The process
recognizes the type of adjustment from the name.
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Receipt Classes and Methods
Enter or update receipt methods that will be used for cash collections.
Enter Yes in the Cash Collections drop-down list after selecting Online VAT Reporting for Spain in
Regional Information drop-down list. After this is done, all receipts entered through this method
are selected for cash collections reporting.
Define your tax rules and rates for deferred tax (Tax Point Basis = Payment).
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Tax Rates and Tax Recovery Rates
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02 Payables Invoice Accounting Date
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Standard Lookups
Note: Ensure that you have enabled only one value at a time.
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4. Transaction Numbering Setup
Note: For any of your transaction batch sources, if you decide to use the document sequence name
and number for your transaction numbering through standard functionality, you must select the ‘Copy
document number to transaction number’ option for that transaction source. If you want to report
transaction numbers created by the third-party system for the imported invoices, don’t select 'Copy
document number to transaction number’ option for the transaction source used for imported
invoices.
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Transaction Sources
You can optionally define document sequences for your Payables invoices, however, these values will
not be used for submission to the Tax Authority.
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Document Sequences
Here’s an example of how you define document sequences for your Payables Invoices:
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Transaction numbers have the following format as per requirement:
Document Sequence Name||’/‘||Document Sequence Number
For example: ES AR 2016 LE INV/1001
Note: Total size of the above string should not be more than 60 characters. If the string exceeds 60
characters, only the first 60 characters will be reported.
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Standard Lookups
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Ensure you have only one of the delimiter lookup values enabled:
ORA_ASTERISK
ORA_COLON
ORA_COMMA
ORA_FORWARD_SLASH
ORA_HYPHEN
ORA_PERIOD
ORA_PIPE
ORA_SEMICOLON
ORA_SPACE
ORA_UNDERSCORE
IMPORTANT: If you have enabled more than one value, the submission ends in error.
Note: The delimiter setup doesn’t impact the format of the transaction numbers that the
third-party system creates for the imported invoices.
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4.3 Transaction Number Format Setup
You can control the format of the transaction number for the invoices you report on the Issued Invoices
Register. By default, the transaction number is reported as:
If there’s a requirement specific to intercompany invoices to report only the document sequence
number as transaction number, you must create:
The following screenshot shows the setup for the lookup code, JE_SII_AR_IC_DOC_DISABLE.
The following table shows various combinations of the lookup codes setup. In this example, two invoices
are reported on the Issued Invoices Register:
an invoice that’s created manually and has document sequence number copied to the
transaction number, where FIN_EMEA_QA_ES is the document sequence name and 1002 is the
document sequence number.
an invoice that’s created from the intercompany batch and has document sequence number
copied to the transaction number, where FIN_EMEA_QA_ES is the document sequence name
and 1 is the document sequence number.
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Table 3 Transaction Numbering Examples
DISABLE DISABLE
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5. Suppliers
Enter taxpayer ID and tax registration numbers for your suppliers:
Note: Taxpayer ID can only be entered for the party level and can be used to hold registration numbers,
such as Taxpayer ID, Passport Number, and Country Official Document Number. TRN should be specific
in the Tax Registration Number field as explained in the following screenshots.
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Tax Registration for the supplier address (site):
You can enter the Tax Registration Number (TRN) at party and party site tax profile/tax registration
levels.
You can only enter the TRN at the tax registration level if the supplier is a Spain company (*), otherwise
you must enter the TRN at the party tax profile level.
(*) For a community member country, other than Spain, the correct TRN can only be valid against the
rules for that country. If the tax regime of the registration (which is a required entity) is Spanish VAT, the
TRN is validated with rules for Spain. In this case, for example, a TRN with ‘FR’ as first two characters are
not accepted.
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Suppliers outside of EU
If the supplier is registered in a foreign country who isn’t a EU member, complete the following setup:
You can also enter ID type at the party level. The system checks both levels starting from the site level.
Note: If the ID type is entered at both the levels, site level value takes the precedence.
Enter Identification document number for your supplier in the Taxpayer ID field:
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Online Submission Message and Supplier Information
Ensure your supplier information is correct for the online reporting.
<sii:NIF>Q0467001D</sii:NIF>
If the supplier is registered in a EU member country (Other than Spain), ID Type tag shows ‘02’ and Tax
Registration Number (starting with the short country code in the first two digits) is printed as follows:
<sii:IDType>02</sii:IDType>
<sii:ID>FR2P123456789</sii:ID>
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Suppliers outside of EU
If the supplier is registered in a foreign country who isn’t a member, the following tags are populated:
-<sii:IDOtro>
<sii:CodigoPais>XX</sii:CodigoPais>
<sii:ID>ZZ </sii:ID>
</sii:IDOtro>
(*)
XX is the short code of the country.
03 Passport number
04 Official identification document issued by country of residence
05 Proof of residency
06 Other document
ZZ: The identification number that you have set up for this supplier will be printed.
IMPORTANT: If you haven’t set up identification document number for your supplier, the record will
be rejected.
The message also displays the supplier name in the following format:
Additional Setup Required for Supplier and Supplier Site Level Defaulting
These setups are needed for reporting invoices without individually entering SII attributes. The Suppliers
Portal invoices and retroactive reporting uses these setups. You can set up at supplier or supplier site
levels. The system checks the site level first and then the supplier level.
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Navigation: Navigator –> Suppliers -> Manage Suppliers
Enter or query suppliers. Enter the special regime that you want this supplier in the global
descriptive flexfield segment under the Regional Information, Special Regime.
Note: For retroactive reporting, a fixed value is used. You don’t need to enter any value in
special regime for retroactive reporting only.
Additionally, if for any reason, you want to exclude this supplier from Online VAT reporting,
enter ‘Yes’ in the ‘Exclude from Online Reporting’ field.
Enter or query suppliers. Enter the special regime that you want this supplier site in the global
descriptive flexfield segment under the Regional Information, Special Regime.
Additionally, if for any reason, you want to exclude this supplier site from the Online VAT
reporting, enter ‘Yes’ in the ‘Exclude from the Online Reporting’ field.
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IMPORTANT: If you exclude the supplier or supplier site from the online reporting, but want to report
an invoice for this supplier, you must ensure that the transaction status is manually set to ‘R’ (Ready)
for this invoice. Additionally, if you want to exclude only one or few invoices for this supplier, you can
do this at invoice level instead of excluding the supplier or supplier site.
(3) Specify defaults for mandatory values per your business need:
Task name: Manage Standard Lookups
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Standard Lookups
Enter required value in the description field across the corresponding field type. This field is a
free entry text field and no list of values are provided. You must enter the exact value that will
be entered on the XML file.
Note: The settings for Credit memo is used only when the credit memo is applied to an invoice,
otherwise the settings for Invoice type will be used.
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IMPORTANT: The Special Regime default and override values can be specified at multiple levels.
Therefore, the following hierarchy will be followed to identify the Special Regime value to use for an
invoice in the XML:
1. Value specified at the invoice header level in the Regional Context: Special Regime.
2. User Defined Fiscal Classification Code at the invoice line level.
3. Value specified at the Party Site Level in the Regional Context: Special Regime.
4. Value specified at the Party Level in the Regional Context: Special Regime.
5. Lookup code(s) specified in the 'ORA_JEES_SII_RECEIVED_REC_DEF’ lookup.
Note: There’s an exception for retroactive reporting that uses a fixed value.
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6. Customers
Enter taxpayer ID and tax registration numbers for your customers at party and/or customer site levels.
Domestic Customers
Enter the Taxpayer ID for your domestic customers. You can enter the Taxpayer ID only for the party.
IMPORTANT: Ensure correct Taxpayer ID values are entered for all your domestic customers.
You can enter tax profile and tax registration for the customer party, part sites, or both.
You can enter the tax registration number at tax profile or tax registration as shown in the following
examples. However, you need the Taxpayer ID value for Online VAT reporting.
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(1) Enter the tax registration number at tax profile for the customer/customer account site.
(2) Enter the tax registration number at tax registration for the customer/customer account site.
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Intra-EU Customers
For the customer party/account site, enter tax registration number (TRN) at the party tax profile.
You can enter your tax registrations at customer party site, customer party site, or both.
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Customers Outside of EU
If the customer is registered in a foreign country who isn’t a EU member, complete the following setup:
Task Name: Manage Customers
You can enter this information at the customer account or account site profile history:
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Enter the identification number at party level in Taxpayer ID field.
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Online Submission Message and Customer Information
Ensure your customer information is correct for online reporting.
If your customer is registered in Spain, NIF (Taxpayer ID) will be printed as follows:
<sii:NIF>Q0467001D</sii:NIF>
Taxpayer ID is validated when the message is submitted to the Tax Authority.
If the customer is registered in a EU member country (Other than Spain), ID Type tag shows ‘02’ and Tax
Registration Number (starting with the short country code in the first two digits) is printed as follows:
<sii:IDType>02</sii:IDType>
<sii:ID>FR2P123456789</sii:ID>
If the customer is registered in a foreign country who isn’t a EU member, the following tags are
populated:
-<sii:IDOtro>
<sii:CodigoPais>XX</sii:CodigoPais>
<sii:ID> ZZ</sii:ID>
</sii:IDOtro>
(*)
XX is the short code of the country.
03 Passport number
04 Official identification document issued by country of residence
05 Proof of residency
06 Other document
ZZ: The identification number that you have set up for this customer is printed.
IMPORTANT: If you haven’t set up identification document number for your customer, record will be
rejected.
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Message also displays the customer name as shown below:
<sii:NombreRazon><Customer Name></sii:NombreRazon>
Note: The Annual Reporting: Customer profile history is created by default when you create a
customer account. For account sites, profile history must be created manually, if necessary. This will
be explained further in Cash Collections Register
Additional Setup Required for Customer and Customer Site Level Defaulting
Enter or query customers. Create or edit profile history for customer and/or customer site. Enter
the special regime that you want for this customer/customer site in the global descriptive
flexfield segment under the Regional Information, Special Regime.
Additionally, if for any reason, you want to exclude this customer/customer site from Online
VAT reporting, enter ‘Yes’ in the ‘Exclude from Online Reporting’ field.
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Standard Lookups
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You can optionally enter other defaults in the description field across the corresponding field
type. This field is free entry text field and no list of values are provided. You must enter the
exact value that will enter on the XML file.
Note: The setting for Credit memo is used only when the credit memo is applied to an invoice,
otherwise the setting for Invoice type will be used.
IMPORTANT: Special Regime default and override values can be specified at multiple levels.
Therefore, the following hierarchy is followed to identify the Special Regime value to use it for an
invoice in the XML.
1. Value specified at the invoice header level in the Regional Context: Special Regime.
2. User Defined Fiscal Classification Code at the invoice line level.
3. Value specified at the Customer Site Level in the Regional Context: Special Regime.
4. Value specified at the Customer Account Level in the Regional Context: Special Regime.
5. Lookup code(s) specified in the 'ORA_JEES_SII_ISSUED_REC_DEF’ lookup.
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7. Global Descriptive Flexfields
The following new context is provided for the listed levels:
AP Invoice Header
AR Transaction Header
AR Receivables Application
AP Invoice Payment
Supplier
Supplier Site
Customer Profile History (same GDF for party and party site)
The following process flow diagram shows how the global descriptive flexfield segments are used.
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Table 4: Values and Descriptions
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Yes/No Optional entry.
Identifier that
appears with
value ‘S’ if the
Third Party Invoice Character LOV No
third party
issues the
invoice on the
message.
Enter ‘A’ or ‘B’ if
you want the
Intra-EU invoice to
be reported
through Selected
Intra-EU
Transactions
register.
A: The sending or
receipt of goods
for the execution
of the partial
reports or works
mentioned in
Intra - EU Declared Key Character LOV No
article 70, section
one, Number 7, of
the Tax Law
37/1992
B: Transfers of
goods and intra-
Community
acquisitions of
goods covered by
In articles 9,
paragraph 3, and
16, section 2, of
the Tax Law (Law
37/1992
Enter ‘D’
(Declarer) for
Intra - EU Subtype Character LOV No Payables and ‘R’
(Sender) for
Receivables.
Enter the original
invoice number if
the invoice
Original Invoice Number Character LOV No
entered is a
rectification
invoice.
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Date Transaction
Date Date Yes
Performed
Select the
Seed values or a
appropriate
user-entered
Special Regime Character LOV No special regime
value can be
code from the list
selected.
of values
Select document
type if the original
value in document
Document Type Override Character LOV No
fiscal classification
is incorrect or
NULL.
Enter the date
that should
appear in the xml
message under
Document Recording the <sii:FechaReg
Date Date No
Date Contable> tag if
this is different
than the invoice
accounting date.
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R-Rejected you run the
confirmation
process.
JEESARIR: Issued
Invoices Register Only system
JEESAPRR: update is
Received Invoices allowed.
Register Type Character Text Box Yes Register Updated when
JEESRPIC: Selected you run the
Intra-EU submission
Transactions process.
Register
Message codes Only system
that are available update is
at SII web site. allowed.
Message Code Character Text Box Yes Updated when
you run the
confirmation
process.
Message code Only system
descriptions that update is
are available at SII allowed.
Message Description Character Text Box Yes web site. Updated when
you run the
confirmation
process.
Updated when
the submission or
Date Last Updated Date Date No
confirmation
processes are run.
Yes/No Optional entry.
Identifier that
appears with
value ‘S’ if the
Third Party Invoice Character LOV No
third party
issues the
invoice on the
message.
Enter ‘A’ or ‘B’ if Enter ‘A’ or ‘B’
you want the if you want the
Intra-EU invoice to Intra-EU invoice
be reported to be reported
Intra - EU Declared Key Character LOV No
through Selected through
Intra-EU Selected Intra-
Transactions EU Transactions
register. register.
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A: The sending or A: The sending
receipt of goods or receipt of
for the execution goods for the
of the partial execution of
reports or works the partial
mentioned in reports or
article 70, section works
one, Number 7, of mentioned in
the Tax Law article 70,
37/1992 section one,
B: Transfers of Number 7, of
goods and intra- the Tax Law
Community 37/1992
acquisitions of B: Transfers of
goods covered by goods and
In articles 9, intra-
paragraph 3, and Community
16, section 2, of acquisitions of
the Tax Law (Law goods covered
37/1992 by
In articles 9,
paragraph 3,
and 16, section
2, of the Tax
Law (Law
37/1992
Enter ‘D’ Enter ‘D’
(Declarer) for (Declarer) for
Intra - EU Subtype Character LOV No Payables and ‘R’ Payables and ‘R’
(Sender) for (Sender) for
Receivables. Receivables.
Enter the original
invoice number if
the invoice being
Original Invoice Number Character LOV No
entered is a
rectification
invoice.
Date Transaction
Date Date Yes
Performed
Select the
Seed values or a
appropriate
user-entered
Special Regime Character LOV No special regime
value can be
code from the list
selected.
of values
Select document
Document Type Override Character LOV No
type if the original
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value in document
fiscal classification
is incorrect or
NULL.
Enter the last
invoice number of This field is
Last Document Number the set of invoices used for F4 type
Character Text Box No
of Summary Invoice being reported as summary
a summary invoices.
invoice.
Use for Modelo
Transaction Deadline Number Text Box No reporting if
necessary.
Use for Modelo
reporting if
Property Location Number LOV No
necessary.
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Not displayed Only system
Date Last Updated Date Date Yes update is
allowed
Not displayed Only system
Transaction Status Character LOV Yes update is
allowed
Not displayed Only system
Tax Authority Status Character LOV Yes update is
allowed
Not displayed Only system
Register Type Character LOV Yes update is
AP Invoice allowed
Payment Not displayed Only system
Message Code Character Text Box Yes update is
allowed
Not displayed Only system
Message Description Character Text Box Yes update is
allowed
Not displayed Only system
Date Last Updated Character Text Box Yes update is
allowed
Code Character LOV No
Special Regime Character LOV No
Supplier
Exclude from Online
Character LOV No
Reporting
Code Character LOV No
Supplier Special Regime Character LOV No
Site Exclude from Online
Character LOV No
Reporting
Code Character LOV No
Special Regime Character LOV No
Exclude from Online
Character LOV No
Reporting
R - Ready,
S-Submitted,
Submission Status for O-On Hold,
Character LOV No
Customer Cash Collections Register M-Modified,
Profile D-Directly
History Reported
N-New, Only system
A-Accepted, update is
AE-Accepted with allowed.
Tax Authority Status for
Character Text Box Yes Errors, Updated when
Cash Collections Register
R-Rejected you run the
confirmation
process.
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Not displayed Only system
Message Code for Cash
Character Text Box Yes update is
Collections Register
allowed
Message Not displayed Only system
Description for Cash Character Text Box Yes update is
Collections Register allowed
Y (Yes) – to be
Receipt used for Online
Cash Collections Character LOV Yes
Methods VAT Reporting
Asset No (default)
Investment Goods For Investment
Category Character LOV 5 years
Reporting Goods Register
Books 10 years
No (default)
Assets Investment Goods For Investment
Character LOV 5 years
(Additions) Reporting Goods Register
10 years
No (default) Unless ‘Yes’ is
Receivables entered all
Exclude from Online
Batch Character LOV No batch sources
Reporting
Sources will be
included.
Code Meaning
ORA_02 02 Export
03 Operations to which the special regime of used goods, art objects, antiques, and
ORA_03 collectors' objects apply (135-139 LIVA)
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ORA_08 08 Operations subject to IPSI / IGIC
09 Invoicing of travel agency services that act as mediators in name and on behalf of
ORA_09 others (D.A.4ª RD1619 / 2012)
Code Meaning
03 Operations to which the special regime of used goods, art objects, antiques, and
ORA_03 collectors' objects apply (135-139 LIVA)
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ORA_08 08 Operations subject to IPSI / IGIC
Note: The first two characters of the meaning is used in the corresponding block of the XML message.
You can’t update the seeded values.
Your business needs may require associating additional special regimes to your invoices. For example,
you may want to associate ‘01’ as primary special regime but may also want to associate ‘02’ as
additional special regime. You can define your own codes as follows:
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Standard Lookups
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Use the following format:
For example:
01,02,03
01,02
Note: You can also enter these values in your import spreadsheets for both Payables and Receivables
if you’re creating your transactions through import.
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8. Financials Cloud Security
Online VAT Reporting for Spain feature isn’t automatically available. You should complete the security
setup as per the Fusion Security Financials for EMEA, Financials for Asia/Pacific and Customer and
Supplier Netting topical essay.
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9. Accounts Payable
9.1 Invoices
1. Enter the following information for each supplier invoice:
Refer to Document Fiscal Classification for a list of values that you can select from.
IMPORTANT: You must enter invoice description. If you don’t enter any description, your invoice is
rejected. If you entered your invoices from Suppliers Portal, ensure that there’s a value in the
Description field at header of the portal invoice. You can also query the invoice from Payables and add
or update the description.
Associating this context to a transaction makes this transaction reportable through Online VAT
submission.
Note: A NULL value is also considered as ‘Ready’ (for submission) for a new transaction.
Special Regime is a LOV field. You can select one of the seeded values or a custom value you have added
to your system. You can also refer to Global Descriptive Flexfields section.
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Optionally, enter the values in the following GDFs:
Third Party Invoice (No is default). Enter ‘Yes’ if applies: In this case, the 'EmitidaPorTerceros' tag is
populated with ‘S’ value.)
Intra - EU Declared Key ‘R’ (Sender) or ‘D’ (Declarer) depending on the application
Intra - EU Subtype (Null by default, selecting ‘A’ or ‘B’ classifies the transaction for Special Intra-EU
Transactions Register)
IMPORTANT: If you enter values in both Intra - EU Declared Key and Intra - EU Subtype, the
transaction is selected for Special Intra-EU Transactions Register.
Invoice Recording Date: If you enter a date in this field, it overrides the invoice accounting date value
printed in the XML message. If there’s no value in the field, the invoice accounting date is printed for
your Payables invoices.
Document Type Override: If you must change the invoice type of your invoice for any reason, you must
select the appropriate value in this field. The field lists the same values that are listed in the document
fiscal classification. If there’s a value in this field, the XML message prints this value for the
corresponding invoice.
Last Document Number of Summary Invoice: This field is meaningful when the document type ID is F4.
Enter the first invoice number of the summary invoice in the Invoice Number field and the last invoice
number in this field.
Reporting Period: Enter a period if you must change the period calculated from the invoice date or
accounting date based on the value you have assigned through the lookup. You can enter any calendar
periods from this list: 01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12. You can also refer to Period Tag
Options section.
IMPORTANT: Don’t change Regional Information (GDF Context) value after it’s set as ‘Online VAT
Reporting for Spain’. If you change the context value, you can’t report this transaction through online
register processes.
9.2 Payments
There is no additional entry required for online reporting at the time of payment creation. These values
are system updated.
Note: For Version 1.1, you’re required to report direct debit payments with ‘05’ (cobro o pago por
domiciliación) code in the XML file (medio de pago/cobro). Ensure your payments can be identified as
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‘Direct Debit’ for the XML file to be correctly updated. You must customize the existing registers to
pull Payments property that indicates it’s a Direct Debit to populate the appropriate tag.
If you cancel invoice lines, these lines don’t appear in the submission message. In the original release,
these lines are being reflected in the XML message with 0.0 taxable amount and 0.0 tax amounts.
(1) By Substitution
Create an invoice that substitutes the original invoice. Original invoice details must be reported
for the substitute invoice. Assign the relevant rectification document type, such as R1 and use
the Regional Information field ‘Original Invoice Number’. Type of rectification is ‘S’.
Cancel the original invoice or reverse all invoice lines of the original invoice.
(2) By Rectification
Create a Credit Memo transaction and associate one of the rectification types like R1. Type of
rectification will be ‘I’, that’s, by difference.
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9.6 Invoices from Suppliers Portal
You can retrieve the document type from the company level default as explained in the Suppliers
section. If this setup isn’t complete, ‘F1’ is defaulted.
(1) Special Regime will be defaulted from the supplier if entered in the Special Regime global
descriptive flexfield. If no value exists for the supplier, company level defaults will be used. This
applies to additional special regimes as well. Refer to Suppliers section, ‘Specify defaults for
mandatory values per your business need’ for details.
(2) If document type or special regime value must be changed for an invoice, you must enter the
correct value in the ‘Document Type Override’ and ‘Special Regime’ fields respectively. You can
make these changes as both the fields are global descriptive flexfields.
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10. Accounts Receivable
10.1 Invoices
(1) Enter the following information for each transaction.
Note: If your transaction source requires manual numbering and doesn’t use the ‘Copy
document number to transaction number’ option, enter the actual transaction number in full
(that’s, Sequnece Name and number) in the Transaction Number field.
Issued Invoices Register determines the value to be printed in the XML message as follows:
The process checks (for each eligible transaction) if the value in the Transaction Number field
value is identical to the document sequence number. If yes, the XML message contains the
document sequence name ||'<selected delimiter>(*)'||document sequence number. If no, the
value in transaction number is directly printed in the XML message.
(*) Refer to Delimiter Setup in this document. If no value is enabled, the default value is ‘/’.
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Refer to Document Fiscal Classification for a full list of values.
IMPORTANT: Description you enter for the first item line will be used as transaction description at
submission.
Associating this context to a transaction makes this transaction reportable through Online VAT
submission.
Special Regime is a LOV field. You can select one of the seeded values or a custom value you have added
to your system. You can also refer to ‘Global Descriptive Flexfields section.
Third Party Invoice (No is default). Enter ‘Yes’ if applies: In this case, the 'EmitidaPorTerceros' tag is
populated with ‘S’ value.)
Intra - EU Declared Key ‘R’ (Sender) or ‘D’ (Declarer) depending on the application
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Intra - EU Subtype (Null by default, selecting ‘A’ OR ‘B’ classifies the transaction for Special Intra-EU
Transactions Register)
IMPORTANT: If you enter values in both Intra - EU Declared Key and Intra - EU Subtype, the
transaction is selected for Special Intra-EU Transactions Register.
Document Type Override: If you must change the invoice type of your invoice for any reason, you must
select the appropriate value in this field. The field lists the same values that are listed in the document
fiscal classification. If there’s a value in this field, the XML message prints this value for the
corresponding invoice.
Last Document Number of Summary Invoice: This field is meaningful when the document type ID is F4.
Enter the first invoice number of the summary invoice in the Invoice Number field and the last invoice
number in this field.
Property Location: Select the location from the list of values if the transaction is for rental property. The
location code is displayed in the ReferenciaCatastral tag of the submission message for this transaction.
sii:ReferenciaCatastral><Location></sii:ReferenciaCatastral
If the property location code isn’t 3 or 4 and special regime is 12 or 13, the tag 'ReferenciaCatastral' isn’t
populated for the transaction.
IMPORTANT: Don’t change Regional Information (GDF Context) value after it’s set as ‘Online VAT
Reporting for Spain’. If you change the context value, you can’t report this transaction through online
register processes.
Taxpayer ID field shows the number of the ID document (for example, passport number). If you don’t
see a value in this field, complete the missing setup for this customer.
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10.2 Duplicate Invoice
If an invoice is created by using ‘Duplicate’ action in Receivables, this action automatically copies the
global descriptive flexfield values from the source invoice.
The Online VAT Register for Spain checks if there are invoices available for reporting for a given invoice
date range, but not included in Online VAT Register for Spain reports. In this case, the Online VAT
Register for Spain process ends with ‘Warning’ status and in the log file, the warning message is printed.
The log file lists the transactions that meet the reporting criteria, but they aren’t included in Issued
Invoices Register for Spain.
Here’s an example:
1. Original invoice number: SII_CCR_INV_1, Invoice Date: 16-Jan-20, Regional Information: Online
VAT Reporting for Spain. The Transaction Status is ‘Submitted’
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2. Actions: Duplicate. This action creates a new invoice. The invoice number is SII_CCR_INV_1C.
The new invoice has all the global descriptive flexfield values automatically copied. That means
that the new transaction has Transaction Status automatically set as ‘Submitted’. The new
Invoice Date is 20-Jan-20. The invoice is completed and accounted.
3. The Online VAT Register for Spain is run for the invoice dated 20-Jan-20. The process doesn’t
select the SII_CCR_INV_1C invoice because it has the Transaction Status set to ‘Submitted’. The
Online VAT Register for Spain process ends with Status ‘Warning’ and in the log file, the
SII_CCR_INV_1C invoice number is printed to let you know that the invoice meets the reporting
criteria, but it isn’t selected for reporting.
10.3 Receipts
Entering Cash Payments from Customers
Cash payments exceeding 6000 EUR in yearly total for a single customer must be reported through SII at
year end. This will be controlled through global descriptive flexfield CashCollections at Receipt Class and no
additional entry is required during receipt entry.
Note: For Version 1.1, you’re required to report direct debit payments with ‘05’ (cobro o pago por
domiciliación) code in the XML file (medio de pago/cobro). Ensure your payments can be identified as
‘Direct Debit’ for the XML file to be correctly updated. You must customize the existing registers to
pull Receipts property that indicates it’s a Direct Debit to populate the appropriate tag.
No added entry is required for online reporting at the time of receipt creation. The system updates
these values.
All or remaining balance of a transaction is written off though this adjustment. If such adjustment exists,
then this is reported as type '03' (Uncollected / unpaid –limit tax date / mandatory tax date due to
bankruptcy).
Adjustment record is updated as ‘S’ (Submitted) to avoid multiple submissions of the same adjustment.
Here’s an example:
A customer invoice is partially paid through a receipt and the remaining balance is written off.
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Enter Write-off collections adjustment:
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10.5 Transactions with Tax Exemptions
You can see a 10% tax exemption on the tax rate. Customer of this transaction has a tax exemption
associated.
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10.6 Rectification Transactions
You can submit your rectification invoices for invoices that you have already reported to the Tax
Authority. You can create and submit rectification invoice in these two ways:
(1) By Rectification
Create a Credit Memo
If you create a Credit Memo and then apply to the transaction to be rectified, assign one
of the R1 to R5 codes (Document Fiscal Classification) to the Credit Memo transaction.
Your Credit Memo is submitted with the rectification type codes.
If you create using ‘Credit Transaction’ option by selecting the original transaction,
details of the matched transaction including transaction type (Document Fiscal
Classification) are inherited and can’t be updated. In this case, your Credit Memo is
submitted with the transaction type of the original transaction. Type of Rectification is
tagged as 'I', that’s, by difference. However, you can override this value later using
Document Type Override Regional Context field.
(2) By Substitution
IMPORTANT: In this case, put the Credit Memo On Hold to avoid duplicate reporting of the
rectification.
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<sii:TipoFactura>R3</sii:TipoFactura>
<sii:TipoRectificativa>I</sii:TipoRectificativa>
<sii:TipoFactura>R1</sii:TipoFactura>
<sii:TipoRectificativa>S</sii:TipoRectificativa>
<sii:IDFacturaRectificada>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>16-01-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
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11. Submit Online VAT Reporting for Spain (Addition)
Transactions with ‘R (OR Null): Ready’ status are selected and processed. Initiate this process at your
preferred frequency. For example, daily, every other day or multiple times a day.
Legal Entity or First Party TRN (LoV lists LEs associated to the Ledgers user has access to)
Reporting Currency (Default is the functional currency of the primary ledger)
Reporting/Secondary Ledger Name (activated only if the currency is NOT the functional
currency)
Register Type (Issued Invoices Register, Received Invoices Register, Intra EU Invoices Register,
All)
From Date
To Date
Transaction Status: (Select ‘Addition’ for reporting the transactions first time)
Selection Mode: Two options are available: Review, Report
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This process performs the following tasks:
The process also initiates payments message creation for any payments corresponding to deferred tax
transactions in the selected date range.
If the Selection Mode is ‘Review’, then the XML messages are created for your review. These messages
indicate review only status and should not be submitted to the Tax Authority.
If the Selection Mode is ‘Report’, then the XML messages are created for submission. These messages
are submitted to the Tax Authority.
The transactions and payment applications is updated as submitted if the Selection Mode is ‘Report’.
This table shows the processes that are submitted depending on the register selected as parameter:
Issued Invoices Register Invoices for the Issued Invoices Register Receivables Invoices
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12. Submit Online VAT Reporting for Spain (Modified)
You can use the process to report modifications on your already submitted records. Transactions with
‘M: Modified’ status are selected and processed. Submit any time after you assign ‘M’ status to several
transactions and when you want to report these modifications to the Tax Authority.
3. Do other allowed changes on your transaction. For example, you may want to correct invalid tax
registration number for your customer.
Legal Entity or First Party TRN (LoV lists LEs associated to the Ledgers that you have the
access to)
Reporting Currency (Default is the functional currency of the primary ledger)
Reporting/Secondary Ledger Name (activated only if the currency is NOT the functional
currency)
Register Type (Issued Invoices Register, Received Invoices Register, Intra EU Invoices Register,
All)
From Date
To Date
Transaction Status: (Select ‘Modified’ for reporting the modifications to transactions that are
already submitted)
Selection Mode: Two options are available: Review and Report
The process also initiates payments message creation for any payments corresponding to deferred tax
transactions in the selected date range.
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If the Selection Mode is ‘Review’, then the XML messages are created for your review. These messages
indicate review only status and should not be submitted to the Tax Authority.
If the Selection Mode is ‘Report’, then the XML messages are created for submission. These messages
are submitted to the Tax Authority.
The transactions and payment applications are updated as submitted if the Selection Mode is ‘Report’.
This table shows the processes that are submitted depending on the register selected as parameter:
Issued Invoices Register Invoices for the Issued Invoices Register Receivables Invoices
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13. How to Exclude Transactions from Immediate Submission
If you want to postpone submission of a transaction (which is in Ready status), query the transaction
and edit it.
After you decide that the transaction is ready for submission, edit the transaction again as modify
transaction status as ‘R’ (Ready).
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14. How to Mark a Transaction for Reporting Directly
If you want to mark a transaction (which is in Ready status) for reporting manually through the Tax
Authority web site, query the transaction and edit it.
After you report the transaction, DO NOT CHANGE submission status. If your reporting isn’t successful,
you must follow up exclusively for such transactions.
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15. Submit Online VAT Reporting Confirmation for Spain
When the response messages are received, they are uploaded for confirmation processing. Each
message is assigned a unique ID.
To start the confirmation, submit ‘Online VAT Confirmation for Spain’ process.
Enter the confirmation message identifier that’s assigned to the response message using the
corresponding parameter. For example, if the confirmation message is for transactions in Issued Invoices
Register, enter the identifier in ‘Response for Issued Invoices’ parameter.
Refer to Appendix 1 – How to Upload Confirmation Response Messages for technical details related to
uploading the confirmation message.
Note: You can only enter the value in one of the above parameters for a single submission.
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Submit the process.
The file contains all information that’s necessary to process the submitted records.
If the submission was for ‘Issued Invoices Register’, the confirmation file is processed as follows:
For a record, if the tax authority status is accepted, the corresponding transaction header is updated as:
R: Rejected
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P R Receivable Application/Invoice Payment: Tax Authority Status is
updated as ‘R’. Date Last Updated is updated with system date.
Message Code and Message Description are updated with the
message information in the return file record.
The Response XML message sent by the Tax Agency contains the list of accepted invoices, accepted with
errors and rejected together with the expression of the reason why they aren’t accepted or rejected
with errors.
</siiR:Cabecera>
<siiR:EstadoEnvio>Correcto</siiR:EstadoEnvio>
<siiR:RespuestaLinea>
<siiR:IDFactura>
<sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NIF>XXXXXXXXX</sii:NIF>
</sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>ES AR 2017 LE INV-
15030</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>23-02-
2017</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiR:IDFactura>
<siiR:EstadoRegistro>Correcto</siiR:EstadoRegistro>
</siiR:RespuestaLinea>
</siiR:RespuestaLRFacturasEmitidas>
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Note: If you have tried to submit transactions that are already registered in the tax authority
databases, your message is rejected with ‘Duplicated invoice’ or ‘Duplicate Intra-Community
Operation’ errors depending on the register type. The Response also indicates the safe verification
code (CSV) that serves to record the submission, except in the case that all invoices sent are rejected.
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16. How to Process Rejections and Errors
The Tax Authority rejects a transaction when the record doesn’t exist in the authority database. Perform
the following steps:
Investigate and resolve the issue on the transaction if this is possible. For example, the third
party Taxpayer ID may be invalid or null.(*)
Confirmation process sets the transaction status as ‘R’ (Ready) for this transaction so that it is
ready for resubmission. Depending on the error, correction may be necessary on the invoice
itself or setup, such as incomplete third-party information. After the corrections are done, you
can resubmit the transaction in the Addition mode. If the confirmation status is ‘AE’ (Accepted
with errors), the confirmation process updates transaction status as ‘M’ (Modified), making this
transaction eligible for selection by a Modification run. These features help you to manage
changes, such as cases where a high volume of transactions were rejected due to a common
problem that requires a high level setup update.
Note: If you don’t correct the reason for not acceptance, then the invoice is still picked up in
the next submission unless user manually changes the Transaction Status to, for example, ‘O’
(On Hold).
If it isn’t possible to correct the issue, the action depends on the individual case.
For example, if an AR transaction is rejected and the rejection code is indicating that the record
already exists, this may mean that you have unintentionally changed the submission status from
‘S’ (Submitted) to ‘R’ (Ready). As a result, the duplication of the record occurred. In this case,
there’s no further reporting required.
(*) If the Taxpayer ID doesn’t exist in the Tax Agency portal, then resend in 24 hours and if rejected
again, then assign ID Type 07 to the third party. This action enforces non-validation of the taxpayer ID
by the Tax Agency.
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17. Submission Message Data Variations – Received Invoices Register
IMPORTANT: Deferred VAT tax transaction lines must be assigned ‘07’ in special regime specification.
If a submitted transaction is assigned a value other than ‘07’, when a payment for this transaction is
submitted, the payment record may be rejected.
Invoice Header Details: Invoice Date, Invoice Number, Invoice Type, Original Invoice number (in case of
substitution invoice), Special Regime Code(*)
Invoice Line Details: (Grouped by tax rate) Line amount (taxable amount), tax rate, tax amount
(*) If you assigned one of your custom special regime codes to your invoice, the first value is printed as
the primary special regime. The second value and the third value are printed as the additional regimes in
the message.
NOTE: If you entered more than three values in your user-defined special regime code, the process
only picks the first three values.
<siiLR:IDFactura>
<sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NIF>12345678Z</sii:NIF>
</sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>OVS_AP_AUG_010</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>15-08-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiLR:IDFactura>
<siiLR:FacturaRecibida>
<sii:TipoFactura>F1</sii:TipoFactura>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendencia>07</sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOT
rascendencia>
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<sii:ImporteTotal>1160</sii:ImporteTotal>
<sii:DescripcionOperacion>Deferred
VAT</sii:DescripcionOperacion>
<sii:Aduanas>
<sii:FechaRegContableDUA>15-08-
2016</sii:FechaRegContableDUA>
</sii:Aduanas>
<sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:DesgloseIVA>
<sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:TipoImpositivo>16</sii:TipoImpositivo>
<sii:BaseImponible>1000</sii:BaseImponible>
<sii:CuotaSoportada>160</sii:CuotaSoportada>
</sii:DetalleIVA>
</sii:DesgloseIVA>
</sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>ES Supplier 2017</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:NIF>12345678Z</sii:NIF>
</sii:Contraparte>
<sii:FechaRegContable>15-08-2016</sii:FechaRegContable>
<sii:CuotaDeducible>160</sii:CuotaDeducible>
</siiLR:FacturaRecibida>
<sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:InversionSujetoPasivo>
<sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:TipoImpositivo>21</sii:TipoImpositivo>
<sii:BaseImponible>1200.00</sii:BaseImponible>
<sii:CuotaSoportada>252.00</sii:CuotaSoportada>
</sii:DetalleIVA>
</sii:InversionSujetoPasivo>
</sii:DesgloseFactura>
Third Party Identification Information: Tax Registration Number(*), Third Party Name
(*) Value entered at party tax registration (if set as default registration) or party tax profile
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Invoice Header Details: Invoice Date, Invoice Number, Invoice Type, Original Invoice number (in case of
substitution invoice), Special Regime Code(**)
(**) This is a line level information for your invoices, however, SII reporting assumes that all lines of
your invoice will have the same special regime code and requests this information to be reported at
invoice header level.
Invoice Line Details: (Grouped by tax rate) Line amount (taxable amount), tax rate, tax amount
Intra-EU Zero Rate (tax rates that are associated as S2 – Subject Not Exempt – Reverse Charge)
and
- First 2 characters of the Tax Registration Number is one of the EU member state country codes.
<sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:DesgloseIVA>
<sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:TipoImpositivo>21</sii:TipoImpositivo>
<sii:BaseImponible>1200.00</sii:BaseImponible>
<sii:CuotaSoportada>252.00</sii:CuotaSoportada>
</sii:DetalleIVA>
</sii:DesgloseIVA>
</sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:IDOtro>
<sii:CodigoPais>MX</sii:CodigoPais>
<sii:IDType>03</sii:IDType>
<sii:ID>G11223345</sii:ID>
</sii:IDOtro>
<sii:Contraparte>
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<sii:NombreRazon>Rafael Garcia</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:IDOtro>
<sii:CodigoPais>MX</sii:CodigoPais>
<sii:IDType>03</sii:IDType>
<sii:ID>G11223345</sii:ID>
</sii:IDOtro>
</sii:Contraparte>
</sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>AP031</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisorResumenFin>AP039</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisorR
esumenFin>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>11-03-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiLR:IDFactura>
<siiLR:FacturaRecibida>
<sii:TipoFactura>F4</sii:TipoFactura>
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18. Submission Message Data Variations – Issued Invoices Register
Examples for invoices issued to domestic and intra-EU customers are as follows. Only detail sections of
the messages are shown.
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendencia>07</sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOT
rascendencia>
<sii:ImporteTotal>139.2</sii:ImporteTotal>
<sii:DescripcionOperacion/>TEST1<sii:DescripcionOperacion/>
<sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>0</sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>
<sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>Cinco Dias</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:NIF>Q0467001D</sii:NIF>
</sii:Contraparte>
<sii:TipoDesglose>
<sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:Sujeta>
<sii:NoExenta>
<sii:TipoNoExenta>S1</sii:TipoNoExenta>
<sii:DesgloseIVA>
<sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:TipoImpositivo>16</sii:TipoImpositivo>
<sii:BaseImponible>120</sii:BaseImponible>
<sii:CuotaRepercutida>19.2</sii:CuotaRepercutida>
</sii:DetalleIVA>
</sii:DesgloseIVA>
</sii:NoExenta>
</sii:Sujeta>
</sii:DesgloseFactura>
</sii:TipoDesglose>
</siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
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18.2 Invoices Issued to Intra-EU Customers
</sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>ES AR 2016 LE INV-
14</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>28-01-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiLR:IDFactura>
<siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
<sii:TipoFactura>F1</sii:TipoFactura>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendencia>01</sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOT
rascendencia>
<sii:ImporteTotal>1250</sii:ImporteTotal>
<sii:DescripcionOperacion/>TEST1<sii:DescripcionOperacion/>
<sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>0</sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>
<sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>ES EU Customer</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:IDOtro>
<sii:CodigoPais>GB</sii:CodigoPais>
<sii:IDType>02</sii:IDType>
<sii:ID>GB12345678R</sii:ID>
</sii:IDOtro>
</sii:Contraparte>
<sii:TipoDesglose>
<sii:DesgloseTipoOperacion>
<sii:Entrega>
<sii:Sujeta>
<sii:NoExenta>
<sii:TipoNoExenta>S2</sii:TipoNoExenta>
<sii:DesgloseIVA>
<sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:TipoImpositivo>0</sii:TipoImpositivo>
<sii:BaseImponible>1250</sii:BaseImponible>
<sii:CuotaRepercutida>0</sii:CuotaRepercutida>
</sii:DetalleIVA>
</sii:DesgloseIVA>
</sii:NoExenta>
</sii:Sujeta>
</sii:Entrega>
</sii:DesgloseTipoOperacion>
</sii:TipoDesglose>
</siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
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18.3 Rectification Transactions
You can have the following cases:
(1) Create a Credit Memo and mark it as R1 to R5 (Document Fiscal Classification). Type of
Rectification will be tagged as 'I', that’s, by difference.
(2) Otherwise, if you create a rectification invoice and mark it as R1 to R5 (Document Fiscal
Classification), then the type of Rectification is tagged as 'S'.
</sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>ES AR 2016 LE INV-
15</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>29-01-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiLR:IDFactura>
<siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
<sii:TipoFactura>R1</sii:TipoFactura>
<sii:TipoRectificativa>S</sii:TipoRectificativa>
<sii:IDFacturaRectificada>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>ES AR 2016 LE INV-
2</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>16-01-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</sii:IDFacturaRectificada>
<sii:ImporteRectificacion>
<sii:BaseRectificada>120</sii:BaseRectificada>
<sii:CuotaRectificada>19.2</sii:CuotaRectificada>
</sii:ImporteRectificacion>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendencia>01</sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOT
rascendencia>
<sii:ImporteTotal>161.47</sii:ImporteTotal>
<sii:DescripcionOperacion/>TEST1<sii:DescripcionOperacion/>
<sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>0</sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>
<sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>Cinco Dias</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:NIF>Q0467001D</sii:NIF>
</sii:Contraparte>
<sii:TipoDesglose/>
</siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
</siiLR:RegistroLRFacturasEmitidas>
</siiLR:SuministroLRFacturasEmitidas>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendencia>01</sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOT
rascendencia>
<sii:ImporteTotal>128.13</sii:ImporteTotal>
<sii:DescripcionOperacion/>A123<sii:DescripcionOperacion/>
<sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>0</sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>
<sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>ES-SE-Customer1</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:NIF>12345698B</sii:NIF>
</sii:Contraparte>
<sii:TipoDesglose>
<sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:Sujeta>
<sii:Exenta>
<sii:CausaExencion>Education</sii:CausaExencion>
<sii:BaseImponible>112</sii:BaseImponible>
</sii:Exenta>
</sii:Sujeta>
</sii:DesgloseFactura>
</sii:TipoDesglose>
</siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
A sample output showing how the additional special regime specifications is as follows:
<siiLR:IDFactura>
<sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NIF>SYS12122</sii:NIF>
</sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>ES AR 2017 LE INV-
15027</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>21-02-
2017</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiLR:IDFactura>
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<siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
<sii:TipoFactura>F1</sii:TipoFactura>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendencia>01</sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOT
rascendencia>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendenciaAdicional1>02</sii:ClaveRegimen
EspecialOTrascendenciaAdicional1>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendenciaAdicional2>05</sii:ClaveRegimen
EspecialOTrascendenciaAdicional2>
<sii:ImporteTotal>12100</sii:ImporteTotal>
<sii:DescripcionOperacion>OVS_V7_AR_03 line
1</sii:DescripcionOperacion>
<sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>0</sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>
<sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>Cinco Dias</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:NIF>Q0467001D</sii:NIF>
</sii:Contraparte>
<sii:TipoDesglose>
<sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:Sujeta>
<sii:NoExenta>
<sii:TipoNoExenta>S1</sii:TipoNoExenta>
<sii:DesgloseIVA>
<sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:TipoImpositivo>21</sii:TipoImpositivo>
<sii:BaseImponible>10000</sii:BaseImponible>
<sii:CuotaRepercutida>2100</sii:CuotaRepercutida>
</sii:DetalleIVA>
</sii:DesgloseIVA>
</sii:NoExenta>
</sii:Sujeta>
</sii:DesgloseFactura>
18.6 Invoices having Lines that are Grouped under BOTH S1 and
S2
Starting from v0.7, you can report your transactions with both S1 and S2 type. S3 block is created.
Transaction has 2 lines, one with 21% rate and the other with 0% rate.
</siiLR:IDFactura>
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<siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
<sii:TipoFactura>F1</sii:TipoFactura>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendencia>01</sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOT
rascendencia>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendenciaAdicional1/>
<sii:ClaveRegimenEspecialOTrascendenciaAdicional2/>
<sii:ImporteTotal>3210</sii:ImporteTotal>
<sii:DescripcionOperacion>First
line</sii:DescripcionOperacion>
<sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>0</sii:ImporteTransmisionSujetoAIVA>
<sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>Cinco Dias</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:NIF>Q0467001D</sii:NIF>
</sii:Contraparte>
<sii:TipoDesglose>
<sii:DesgloseFactura>
<sii:Sujeta>
<sii:NoExenta>
<sii:TipoNoExenta>S3</sii:TipoNoExenta>
<sii:DesgloseIVA>
<sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:TipoImpositivo>21</sii:TipoImpositivo>
<sii:BaseImponible>1000</sii:BaseImponible>
<sii:CuotaRepercutida>210</sii:CuotaRepercutida>
</sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:DetalleIVA>
<sii:TipoImpositivo>0</sii:TipoImpositivo>
<sii:BaseImponible>2000</sii:BaseImponible>
<sii:CuotaRepercutida>0</sii:CuotaRepercutida>
</sii:DetalleIVA>
</sii:DesgloseIVA>
</sii:NoExenta>
</sii:Sujeta>
</sii:DesgloseFactura>
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<sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>James Rodriguez</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:IDOtro>
<sii:CodigoPais>MX</sii:CodigoPais>
<sii:IDType>03</sii:IDType>
<sii:ID>R11225588</sii:ID>
</sii:IDOtro>
</sii:Contraparte>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>AR030</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisorResumenFin>AR039</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisorR
esumenFin>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>25-02-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiLR:IDFactura>
<siiLR:FacturaExpedida>
<sii:TipoFactura>F4</sii:TipoFactura>
Issued Invoices Register and Received Invoices Register report only invoice lines that have tax amount
>0.00.
<sii:ImporteTotal>1260.00</sii:ImporteTotal>
<sii:BaseImponibleACoste>1000.00</sii:BaseImponibleACoste>
Note: The invoice line amount of 50.00 that has 0% VAT isn’t included in BaseImponibleACoste
<sii:ImporteTotal>1444.00</sii:ImporteTotal>
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<sii:BaseImponibleACoste>1000.00</sii:BaseImponibleACoste>
Note: The invoice line amount of 234.00 that has 0% VAT isn’t included in BaseImponibleACoste
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19. Submission Message Data Variations – Selected Intra-EU
Transactions Register
<siiLR:RegistroLRDetOperacionIntracomunitaria>
<sii:PeriodoImpositivo>
<sii:Ejercicio>2016</sii:Ejercicio>
<sii:Periodo>01</sii:Periodo>
</sii:PeriodoImpositivo>
<siiLR:IDFactura>
<sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NombreRazon>Advanced Network
Devices_FIN</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:IDOtro>
<sii:IDType>02</sii:IDType>
<sii:ID>FR2P123456789</sii:ID>
</sii:IDOtro>
</sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>T-0116-IEU-
10</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>29-01-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiLR:IDFactura>
<siiLR:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>Advanced Network
Devices_FIN</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:IDOtro>
<sii:IDType>02</sii:IDType>
<sii:ID>FR2P123456789</sii:ID>
</sii:IDOtro>
</siiLR:Contraparte>
<siiLR:OperacionIntracomunitaria>
<sii:TipoOperacion>A</sii:TipoOperacion>
<sii:ClaveDeclarado>D</sii:ClaveDeclarado>
<sii:EstadoMiembro>FR</sii:EstadoMiembro>
<sii:PlazoOperacion/>
<sii:DescripcionBienes>selected</sii:DescripcionBienes>
<sii:DireccionOperador>Monmouth Street,
20,99GB,London,GB</sii:DireccionOperador>
</siiLR:OperacionIntracomunitaria>
</siiLR:RegistroLRDetOperacionIntracomunitaria>
<siiLR:RegistroLRDetOperacionIntracomunitaria>
<sii:PeriodoImpositivo>
<sii:Ejercicio>2016</sii:Ejercicio>
<sii:Periodo>01</sii:Periodo>
</sii:PeriodoImpositivo>
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<siiLR:IDFactura>
<sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NombreRazon>ES Customer 2017</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:NIF>GBTPI56789R</sii:NIF>
</sii:IDEmisorFactura>
<sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>ES AR 2016 LE INV-
13</sii:NumSerieFacturaEmisor>
<sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>20-01-
2016</sii:FechaExpedicionFacturaEmisor>
</siiLR:IDFactura>
<siiLR:Contraparte>
<sii:NombreRazon>ES EU Customer</sii:NombreRazon>
<sii:NIF>GBTPI56789R</sii:NIF>
</siiLR:Contraparte>
<siiLR:OperacionIntracomunitaria>
<sii:TipoOperacion>B</sii:TipoOperacion>
<sii:ClaveDeclarado>R</sii:ClaveDeclarado>
<sii:EstadoMiembro>GB</sii:EstadoMiembro>
<sii:PlazoOperacion/>
<sii:DescripcionBienes/>selected</sii:DescripcionBienes>
<sii:DireccionOperador>S1,London,GB</sii:DireccionOperador>
</siiLR:OperacionIntracomunitaria>
</siiLR:RegistroLRDetOperacionIntracomunitaria>
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20. Interfaces
The interface populates the additional fields that are required for Online Reporting including global
descriptive flexfields, document fiscal classification, and user defined fiscal classification. This applies to
both Payables and Receivables transactions.
After the invoices are created, if there’s a need to update any of the global descriptive flexfields, query
from the UI and manually update these fields.
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21. Annual Online VAT Reporting for Spain
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Here’s a sample output:
When the process is completed in ‘Report’ mode, the reported customer accounts and sites are updated
as ‘S’ submitted.
The process uses Taxpayer ID and Tax Registration Number to identify a customer. If a customer has
multiple sites, but a single Taxpayer ID or Tax Registration Number, cash payments from all sites will be
summed up and reported together. For customers having both Spain and other EU country sites,
reporting groups the cash receipts separately based on Taxpayer IDs or Tax Registration Numbers.
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21.2 Investment Goods Register
This Register contains the fixed assets transactions and the following transaction types.
Invoices:
This register reports year-end investment good data, and thus the investment goods invoices that
appear in this register are already reported in the Received Invoices Register.
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Asset Categories
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As shown earlier, enter one of the relevant values: 10 years, 5 years or ‘No’.
You don’t need to enter ‘No’. A null value is treated as ‘No’, which means not applicable.
Select the asset you will modify and click ‘Update Descriptive Details’. Enter or change the
relevant value in the ‘Investment Goods Register’ field under ‘Regional Information’.
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You can query the tax registration number from the list of values that give you the flexibility to filter
using several fields including the name of your legal entity and your asset book. This’s what a sample
image looks like:
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The process uses the following rules:
Asset invoice date is within ‘From Invoice Date’ and ‘To Invoice Date’.
Asset level override value is NOT ‘No’. Here, a NULL value doesn’t mean No.
The process selects and lists all the required information in an XML format. You can edit and modify the
XML file before submitting it to the Tax Authority.
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You can convert the XML file to excel format. An example is as follows:
(Note: Some fields are hidden in the following example for easy reviewing. Similarly, columns are shown
sliced into three parts.)
Part 1
Part 2
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Part 3
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22. Annual Online VAT Response for Spain
When the response messages are received, they’re uploaded for confirmation processing. Each message
is assigned with a unique ID.
To start the confirmation, submit ‘Annual Online VAT Response for Spain’ process. Refer to Appendix 1 –
How to Upload Confirmation Response Messages for technical details related to uploading the
confirmation message.
The process updates customer accounts and sites that are reported to the Tax Authority with the
corresponding confirmation information. Tax Authority status is updated with ‘A’ approved if the Tax
Authority correctly validates the record. If the validation is not correct, then relevant error code is
updated. Additionally, error message code and message description are updated. Field names are as
follows: Tax Authority Status for Cash Collections Register, Message Code for Cash Collections Register, and
Message Description for Cash Collections Register.
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23. Retroactive Reporting
This section describes both setup and user procedures related to retroactive VAT reporting.
The requirement is to report retroactive data that is created and accounted before the start of Online
Reporting, which is 1st of July 2017. Although the requirement is for this purpose, the solution must
meet reporting of VAT transactions in any given date range for which the company hasn’t already
submitted VAT data online.
Additional Setup:
Lookup Codes: There will typically be one code ‘ORA_EFFECTIVE_DATES’, with lookup code start date as
1st of January 2017 with enabled flag ‘Yes’. The system automatically assumes 30th of June 2017, as the
end date. However, you can change the dates or disable original line and add a new range. For example,
if you need to retroactively report first 6 months of 2018, you can disable the original lookup code and
add a new line, using the corresponding start and end dates as required.
IMPORTANT: Only one lookup code must have enabled status before running the retroactive
reporting processes.
Refer to Suppliers and Customers for Supplier and Customer defaults as well as system level
defaults. The defaults and settings at these levels don’t change whether it’s normal or
retroactive reporting.
Note that these GDF changes are only for the retroactive data that’s previously reported
through Modelo Reporting. The transactions already contain one of the Modelo contexes that
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are listed below. You do not need to update the transaction level GDFs for ‘Online VAT for Spain’
context.
Modelo Contexts:
JE_ES_MODELO347
JE_ES_MODELO347PR
JE_ES_MODELO349
JE_ES_MODELO415_347
JE_ES_MODELO415_347PR
The following segments apply to all the Modelo contexts shown earlier:
Entry Level GDF Values Type Display Read Only Description Additional
Type Comments
R - Ready,
S-Submitted,
O-On Hold,
Transaction Status Character LOV No
M-Modified,
D-Directly
Reported
N-New, Only system
A-Accepted, update is
AE-Accepted allowed.
Tax Authority Status Character Text Box Yes with Errors, Updated when
R-Rejected you run the
confirmation
AR process.
Transaction Message Only system
Header codes that update is
are available allowed.
Message Code Character Text Box Yes at SII web Updated when
site. you run the
confirmation
process.
Message Only system
code update is
descriptions allowed.
Message Description Character Text Box Yes that are Updated when
available at you run the
SII web site. confirmation
process.
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Updated
when the
submission
Date Last Updated Date Date No or
confirmation
processes
are run.
(1) You don’t need to perform any transaction level changes. If you need any of the invoices in
the retroactive date range to be assigned with non-default attributes, such as document
type override, query these transactions and update the necessary changes under Regional
Information with ‘Online VAT Reporting for Spain’ context. Don’t attempt to make any other
SII changes to your transactions.
IMPORTANT: Your transaction may already have a Modelo context assigned. To avoid
inconsistency, don’t make any context changes. If you change the context from 'Modelo'
to 'VAT Reporting for Spain', you will lose all modelo related data that you previously
entered for the transaction. This also means that this transaction will not be selected for
modelo reporting auditing purposes.
(2) Ensure system and party level defaults are complete. These are documented in previous
sections except for the new lookup ‘ORA_JEES_RETROACTIVE_DATES ‘, which is documented
earlier in this section.
(3) If you have excluded supplier/customer accounts or sites from selection and if you have
exceptions for these third parties and sites, query corresponding transactions in both
Receivables and Payables and enter ‘E’ (Excluded) in the regional information fields.
(4) For Issued Invoices Register, you may want to exclude one or more batch sources from
reporting. For this you can set receivables batch source global descriptive flexfield ‘Exclude
from Online Reporting’ to ‘Yes’.
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Run the process with ‘Yes’ in the corresponding parameter, which is ‘No’ by default.
Note: Don’t select ‘Selected Intra-EU Transactions Register’ in the Register Type parameter for
Retroactive Reporting.
The report produces the XML messages for the selected date range.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the date range you entered is consistent with the enabled lookup code
start and end dates for ORA_JEES_RETROACTIVE_DATES lookup. If there’s inconsistency, the
process ends without processing data and gives you a warning.
You can run the process in Modification mode as well with ‘Yes’ in Retroactive parameter.
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You can change those transactions that are accepted (or accepted with errors) if there’s a need.
Confirmation
Follow the same process documented in Submit Online VAT Reporting Confirmation for Spain.
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24. SII Attribute Defaulting
This section explains the defaulting that’s built in the Online VAT reporting processes. The purpose is to
minimize transaction level assignment of Online reporting required attributes.
Refer to Suppliers and Customers for Supplier and Customer defaults as well as system level defaults.
The defaults and settings at these levels don’t change whether it’s for reporting with defaults or
retroactive reporting.
If you need any of the invoices in the reporting date range to be assigned with non-default attributes,
such as document type, query these transactions and update the necessary changes under Regional
Information with ‘Online VAT Reporting for Spain’ context. For unaccounted transactions, you can also
change the document fiscal classification.
Ensure system and party level defaults are complete. These are documented in previous
sections.
If you have excluded supplier/customer accounts or sites from selection and if you have
exceptions for these third parties and sites, query corresponding transactions in both
Receivables and Payables and enter ‘E’ (Excluded) in the regional information fields.
For Issued Invoices Register, you may want to exclude one or more batch sources from
reporting. For this, you can set receivables batch source global descriptive flexfield ‘Exclude
from Online Reporting’ to ‘Yes’.
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25. Version 1.1 July 2018 Changes
The changes are as follows:
(1) Payables
Late Submission: If you have invoicing records that couldn’t be sent on time because you weren’t aware
that they were obliged to adhere to SII, enter ‘Yes’ in global descriptive flexfield ‘Late Submission’.
External Reference: This field is requested by companies to allow them to include added references to
the invoice. The actual external reference to use depends on each company. The field is populated with
the journal number for the invoice.
Values for the new items will be populated by the process. In the XML layout, these values are used to
display across corresponding tags.
Additionally, MACRODATO value takes ‘N’ or ‘S’ value depending on the invoice amount. If invoice
amount is more than 100.000 (less than -100.000 for CM), the value is Yes (‘S’). This value is used for the
<Macrodato> tag.
(2) Receivables
Late Submission: If you have invoicing records that couldn’t be sent on time because you weren’t
aware, they were obliged to adhere to SII, enter ‘Yes’ in global descriptive flexfield ‘Late Submission’.
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<FacturaSimplificadaArticulos7.2_7.3> : Enter ‘Yes’ in ‘Simplified Invoice’ global descriptive flexfield to
identify simplified invoices that identify the addressee, according to sections 2 and 3 of article 7 of Royal
Decree 1619/2012. This applies to F1, F3, R1, R2, R3, R4 document types.
External Reference: This field is requested by companies to allow them to include added references to
the transaction. The actual external reference to use depends on each company. The field is populated
with the journal number for the invoice.
Values for the new items are populated by the process. In the XML layout, these values are used to
display across corresponding tags.
Additionally, MACRODATO value takes ‘N’ or ‘S’ value depending on the invoice amount. If the invoice
amount is more than 100.000 (less than -100.000 for CM), the value is Yes (‘S’). This value is used for the
<Macrodato> tag.
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26. Appendix 1 – How to Upload Confirmation Response Messages
1. Log in to UCM server.
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You will use this ID as parameter for the respective register when you’re running confirmation process.
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27. Appendix 2 – How to Update SII Version
Tax Authority occasionally publishes new versions of the SII reporting XML message templates set.
Companies must display the version in the XML version tag of the XML messages.
When a change is announced and you want to reflect the correct version in your XML messages,
perform the following task:
Navigation: Navigator –> Setup and Maintenance -> Manage Transaction Sources
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28. Appendix 3 – Version Notes
Note 1 – R11: Identification Document Type (Code) and Document Number (Suppliers)
At Supplier Site:
When you select ‘Online VAT Reporting for Spain’ in the Regional Information field, if you see Document
Number as well as Code (Identification Type), don’t enter any values (like Passport Number) in the
‘Document Number’ field. This field isn’t PII protected. Instead, enter the number as explained in the
Suppliers section of this document.
The ‘Document Number’ field will not be displayed after the next patch application.
Note 2 – R11: Identification Document Type (Code) and Document Number (Customers)
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When you select ‘Online VAT Reporting for Spain’ in the Regional Information field, if you see Document
Number as well as Code (Identification Type), don’t enter any values (like Passport Number) in
‘Document Number’ field. This field isn’t PII protected.
Instead, enter the number as explained in the Customers section of this document.
The ‘Document Number’ field will not be displayed after the next patch application.
User Defined Fiscal Classification was initially used for assigning special regimes type to your transaction
lines, which were then used in the XML message. If you have existing transactions in your system where
user defined fiscal classification codes were used for special regime, these transactions will be reported
correctly. Note that this added handling will be temporarily available and then will be obsoleted for
which you will receive a notification. You should start using the GDF segment to specify Special Regime.
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29. Appendix 4 – Version 1.1 changes in Extract
Changes introduced in Version 1.1 are readily available in XML files for the following registers:
The table explains the new columns in extract included for SII Version1.1 changes and provides
information and the purpose of the new column to be used in XSL tags.
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End if due to one of the reasons
indicated in the name
The table explains the new columns in extract included for SII Version1.1 changes and provides
information and the purpose of the new column to be used in XSL tags.
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External Optional JE_ZZ_VAT je_info_v14 External Tag -<sum1:RefExterna>
– Yes _REP_TRX_
Reference reference –
Length -60 T
Type – Journal number
Varchar2- 150
Possible Values
- Y/N
Invoice Optional – Yes JE_ZZ_VAT je_info_v28 Tag
Without Length -1 _REP_TRX_ when the type of
counterpart Type -Char T Invoice is F2, F4, <sum1:FacturaSinIdentifD
Possible R5 estinatarioAritculo6.1.d>
values - Y/N
If "Invoice with
No Counter Part"
GDF set to Yes,
Display S
Else, Display N.
Note: In Issued Invoices Register, in block <TipoDesglose> add the tag <DetalleExenta> to allow sub-
dividing the exempt amount depending on the exemption reason, which are now compatible. This
process doesn’t require any additional values from the extract because the solution displays one
exempt amount only if applies.
The table explains the new columns in the extract included for SII Version1.1 changes and
provides information and the purpose of the new column to be used in XSL tags.
Table 13: Selected Intra-EU Transaction Register changes in SII Version 1.1
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reasons indicated in the
name
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