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FIRTG ID
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Pending Action
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Additional Info
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Proposed
Solution
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4
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FIRTG.05
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To check the use of SignerParty
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When the PaymentMandate information is provided
into an Order a there are some additional requirements:
1) An addtional electronic signature on the Order applied by a
treasurer or a legal representative of a company or a delegate. This
signature could be a separate and different signature compared to that
one applied by the issuer of the purchase order.
2) An identifier for the PaymentMandate Signer. This is a "Person"
(employee) not a "Party" (de jure) requested by the bank to provide
his/her personal identification.
In Italy this identifier is a Fiscal Code of the Person acting as a
treasurer, legal representative or delegate.
ISO20022 uses a generic PersonIdentification and there is a codelist
with all PersonIdentification schemes (see:
http://www.iso20022.org/documents/External_code_lists/Payment_ExternalCodeLists_09June09_v5.xls)
NOTE: This person identification ID is not available inside the XAdES
signature.
3) A reference ID to the cac:Signature containing the specific
electronic signature applied by the treasurer.
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The solution is as follows:
1) Remove current SignerParty inside cac:PaymentMandate
2) Add a SignatoryPerson derived by cac:Person.
3) Modify cac:Person by adding a PersonID (0..1) identifier by
recommending to use the ISO20022 PersonIdentification schemes through
the following attributes:
- @schemeID = [see ISO20022 codelist]
- @schemeAgencyID = [code for ISO]
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6
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FIRTG.17
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To be updated by eDoCreator.
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Current disposition:
The session information is not related to the document but to the
process. We resolved to add a CollaborationID in order to correlate
the document with its process. Session data cannot be added on the way
as the document could be signed. Add CollaboratioID in all documet
below ProfileID. See remark for definition
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9
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FIRTG-B.01
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Not complete
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We have accidentally forgot the 2nd part of this
issue:
2) Add a new information item under PaymentMeans called
<cac:FinancingAccount> (0..1)
This is the separate financing account requested by the financial
institution, used for Trade Financing purposes.
NOTE: The proposed solution on the right revises the name accordingly
to reflect its type.
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Add <cac:FinancingFinancialAccount>
(0..1) to the PaymentMeans
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11
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FIRTG.06
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Waiting for further discussion
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The end-2-end identifier, as intended by
ISO20022, is the same concept of the cbc:InvoicingPartyReference we
currently have in the UBL RemittanceAdvice document.
The definition is strictly that one provided by UBL 2.0, "The Invoicing
Party's reference to the payment, previously requested of the Payer to
accompany remittance."
Into UBL this is a textual reference and not an identifier, but the
bigger problem is to clarify the relationship between this
reconciliation reference information and the Invoice line items.
I think there is not a precise rule for this, as it is up to the
Invoicing Party to indicate one or more references for reconciliation
purposes.
Such reference could be associated to a single invoice line item, a set
of line items, a complete invoice, more than one invoice and even
different parts of different invoices.
The solution seems to be to provide this InvoicingPartyReference at
line Item and in the root of the document (RemittanceAdvice and
Invoices)
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To be evaluated by Tim McGrath as this is a
cross-domain information transported end-2-end for reconciliation
purposes. Also it impacts on many UBL documents (Invoice,
RemittanceAdvice, ...)
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16
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FIRTG-C.01
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(Was Rejected.)
Now accepted by PB, but structure is to be approved.
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Roberto Cisternino has further discussed with
Peter Borresen to clarify the requirement for an IssuerParty intended
as a third party providing the invoice issuing process in
outsourcing. Initially the name "issuer" was overlapping with the
actual issuer role, so it has been decided to use a different
terminology like "OutsourcingServiceProviderParty" or
"OutsourcingProviderParty".
Specifically, an outer "OutsourcingServiceProviderParty" containing an
inner cac:Party would be preferred (same way AccountingCustomerParty
has been made), this way we could add an information item to qualify
the kind of outsourcing is provided.
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Add a new ABIE:
OutsourcingServiceProviderParty (0..n)
- ID (0..1)
- OutsourcingServiceCode (0..n)
- Party (0..1)
- ServiceContact (0..1) |
17
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FIRTG-C.02
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To be discussed
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The WithholdingTaxTotal is either an Italian and
Spanish requirement, but it is a well know use case where the Debtor
(Buyer) is requested to collect the tax for the Seller (Small and micro
companies).
The original FIRTG issue was not correct or clear enough about how the
Withholding tax total is working, so I point out below some important
information:
1) The payable amount total is net of the withholding tax.
2) The withholding tax is not part of VAT but it is an income tax
3) The withholding tax is calculated, like VAT, from the taxable amount
using a rate.
4) The withholding tax is a total amount to be showed separately
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The actual TaxTotal seems to be sufficient as
the Withholding Tax can be expressed using a different TaxScheme for
that purpose and separated from VAT.
The issue can be removed, but a sample in the guidelines would be
preferred for this particular case.
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FIRTG-C.05
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Waiting fro further discussion
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If the account owner is a private person and not
an organization, the bank requires a Person identification (Fiscal
code, SSN, Passport ID, ...) of the account Owner.
Example: In Italy the Owner's fiscal code is required (Codice Fiscale)
NOTE: Uses the same "PersonIdentification" codelist above mentioned
(ISO20022)
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Add a cbc:OwnerID (0..1) to the
cac:FinancialAccount
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