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(Corrected ID in top level test assertion set)

This is a working example of test assertions written in the v0.6 Test
Assertion Markup Language. It represents an example calculation model for
the OASIS Universal Business Language version 2 (UBL 2) - defining as test
assertions one way to calculate the totals in a UBL 2 invoice. (Note that
at the time of creation of these examples the UBL TC does not have a
definitive calculation model but recommends that implementations and/or
conformance profiles for UBL provide their own and that they use the TAG TC
test assertions for doing so.)

 -- Stephen Green

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Document Description:
This is a working example of test assertions written in the v0.6 Test
Assertion Markup Language. It represents an example calculation model for
the OASIS Universal Business Language version 2 (UBL 2) - defining as test
assertions one way to calculate the totals in a UBL 2 invoice. (Note that
at the time of creation of these examples the UBL TC does not have a
definitive calculation model but recommends that implementations and/or
conformance profiles for UBL provide their own and that they use the TAG TC
test assertions for doing so.)

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