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New SII 1.1 functionality for Spain

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Posted on by stevdeb 652

Hi,

Our Spanish customer switched from SII version 1.0 to 1.1. I used the functionality from the last NAV 2016 cumulative update (33). We are able to transmit without problems, but I see that for intracommunautary documents, the system does no longer create a "Regular" and "Intracommunautary" entry (see below). Is this correct or is there still a bug in the system?

Thanks for any help,

Steven

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    B on at

    Hi,

    I´m not an expert on the Microsoft SII Solution, since when they released the first version (shortly before it became mandatory), I studied the code and found it totally unacceptable for my customer, as it only managed basic things and contained a lot of bugs.

    After looking into other partners offerings, I realized that none covered the complex needs and ended up designing my own module.

    However, one of the many things that shocked me about MS (and many others) design, was the fact how they misinterpreted AEAT's Intracommunitary Documents requirement:

    The ledger name is "SPECIFIC intracommunitary operations", and regular invoices to EU-customers or from EU-vendors should not generate an Intracommunitary SII Document. Instead, they are just regular invoices with IDType=IDOtro (Key 02=VIES-VAT) - of course Liable & Exempt (sujeta exenta) with cause E5 (sales) or Liable Type S2 with ISP (purchases). The only exceptions are Invoices that comply with AEAT's definition (in English):

    www.agenciatributaria.es/.../Libro_registro_de_determinadas_operaciones_intracomunitarias_.shtml

    That way, the only operations my customer declares in the DOIC Ledger are stock transfers between their own warehouses in other EU countries outside of Spain. On the other hand, regular EU sales and purchases are only declared as LRFE/LRFR.

    I'd recommend you make sure that your customer's EU-Invoices do not fall under the SPECIFIC definition as above.

    If they don't, then declaring them as "Regular" is correct. If not: you'll need to resolve that (and it might indeed be a bug).

    Please bear in mind that entries should not be duplicated: either you have a normal LRFE/LRFR or you have a DOIC.

    Hope this answer helps,

    Bleika

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    stevdeb 652 on at

    Thank you Bleika. Your answer helps a lot. Implementing the Microsofts SII solution has indeed been a hard job;-). I don’t think my customer falls under the “specific” definition. So a “regular” entry will be fine.

    Thanks again

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