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Last updated 2026-10-27

EInvoicePrivate is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by the European Commission, KoSIT, the Agenzia delle Entrate or any other government agency. It is an independent product that checks invoice files against published official standards and rule files and links to official pages for the legal background. The standards and rules in the first table are also listed in the EInvoice Private app under Settings, Data sources, and in its store listings. Each link was opened and checked on 2026-10-27.

Standards and rules behind the checks

What we useOfficial source
European e-invoicing standard EN 16931 and its validation artefacts (the business rules for UBL and CII invoices)European Commission, eInvoicing; rule files: EN 16931 validation artefacts
XRechnung standard and its Schematron rules (German national rules, BR-DE-…)KoSIT (Koordinierungsstelle für IT-Standards, Germany), XRechnung
FatturaPA format of Italian e-invoices and the SdI rulesItalian tax authority (Agenzia delle Entrate), FatturaPA format and e-invoicing guides
Trusted lists for the check of signed .p7m filesEuropean Commission, eIDAS Trusted List browser

The licence of each rule file and library is on the credits and licences page.

CountryOfficial pages
GermanyUmsatzsteuergesetz on gesetze-im-internet.de: § 14, § 19, § 27; Umsatzsteuer-Durchführungsverordnung § 33 and § 34a
Franceservice-public.fr: e-invoicing news and guide
ItalyAgenzia delle Entrate: invoice guide, December 2025, stamp duty on e-invoices, esterometro guide
NetherlandsRijksoverheid: cabinet decision on e-invoicing and reporting, 11 September 2026
SwitzerlandKMU-Portal (Federal administration): QR-bill and eBill

Not government data

ZUGFeRD and Factur-X profile names come from the industry associations FeRD and FNFE-MPE; UBL schemas from OASIS; CII schemas from UN/CEFACT. See the credits.

EInvoicePrivate checks format and the published business rules. It is not tax, legal or accounting advice. For your own case, ask a tax adviser or use the official pages above.