PINT

Rule from Peppol PINT

The invoice breaks a rule of the international Peppol format PINT or an additional rule of the country concerned (Australia/New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Oman).

What to do now

Tip: The original text of the rule is shown below. These countries have their own tax details and mandatory information; the sender has to fix this in their invoicing software.

Who has to fix this?

The issuer of the invoice has to fix this. If the invoice is sent through a Peppol access point, the access point will otherwise reject it before delivery.

Where this rule comes from

This rule comes from the Peppol rule set BIS Billing 3.0, which goes beyond EN 16931. It is checked as soon as an invoice is sent as Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 through the Peppol network.

Rule ID
PINT
Rule set
Peppol BIS Billing 3.0
Checked for
Peppol BIS and profiles based on it
Consequence of a violation
The invoice is considered non-compliant with the standard and is automatically rejected by many recipients.

Does PINT occur in your invoice?

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General information, not tax or legal advice. As of October 2026. Validation rules: CEN/TC 434 (EN 16931, EUPL 1.2), KoSIT (XRechnung, Apache 2.0), FNFE-MPE/FeRD (Factur-X/ZUGFeRD, Apache 2.0), OpenPeppol AISBL (Peppol BIS), ANAF (CIUS-RO). Explanations: Billvox. Licence notices