BR-RO-020_2

Invoice type not allowed in e-Factura

Romanian e-Factura only allows the following credit note type codes (BT-3): 380 (invoice), 389 (self-billed invoice), 384 (corrected invoice), 381 (credit note) and 751 (invoice for accounting purposes only). Prepayment or partial invoices (386, 326) do not exist there.

What to do now

Tip: The sender must use one of the allowed types – in Romania a prepayment invoice is issued as a normal invoice (380).

Who has to fix this?

The issuer of the invoice has to fix this: the detail is missing or has the wrong form. The e-Factura portal rejects an invoice with a violation – in Romania it is then considered not issued.

Where this rule comes from

This rule does not come from EN 16931 itself but from CIUS-RO, the Romanian national specification. It applies to every invoice that passes through e-Factura, the state system of the tax administration ANAF – mandatory in Romania for invoices between businesses and to public authorities. Many of these rules limit the length of text fields or require details in a specific form, such as the county as a code.

Rule ID
BR-RO-020_2
Rule set
e-Factura (Romanian CIUS)
Checked for
e-Factura (RO CIUS)
Consequence of a violation
The invoice is considered non-compliant with the standard and is automatically rejected by many recipients.

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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