NL-R-006:When a Dutch supplier uses a tax representative in the Netherlands, the...
When a Dutch supplier uses a tax representative in the Netherlands, the representative's address must include street name, city, and postal code.
Engine Classification
Business data required · Explicit input workflow · No assumptions made
Required input: Representative Street Name, Representative City, Representative Postal Code
What is NL-R-006?
NL-R-006 is a fatal validation rule defined in the NLCIUS (Netherlands) specification (NLD national rules). It checks whether when a dutch supplier uses a tax representative in the netherlands, the....
When this rule fires, the invoice is non-compliant and will be rejected by Peppol access points and national validation services. The sending system receives a rejection response and the invoice does not reach the buyer.
Why This Error Matters
Invoice will be rejected by Dutch validation. Dutch tax representative requires complete address.
NL-R-006 is a hard failure. Invoices that trigger this rule are rejected at the access point and never reach the recipient. In Peppol networks, this means your sending system receives an MLR (Message Level Response) with a rejection status. The invoice must be corrected and re-sent, adding delay to your payment cycle.
Validator Behavior
- ·Causes invoice rejection
- ·Error returned: NL-R-006
- ·Specification: NLCIUS (Netherlands)
Before / After
<Invoice> <!-- Issue: When a Dutch supplier uses a tax representative in the Nethe --> </Invoice>
<Invoice> <!-- Issue resolved per NLCIUS (Netherlands) --> </Invoice>
Technical Reference
Common Causes
- ·Tax rep address incomplete
- ·Street name missing for tax representative
- ·City or postal code not provided
- ·Tax rep data partially populated
- ·Address fields not mapped for tax rep
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Last updated: 27 February 2026
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