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Fatal — invoice rejected Party & address Shared Peppol rule PINT-AE 2026.5

How to fix ibr-062 in UAE e-invoicing

What is ibr-062?

ibr-062 is a fatal validation rule in the UAE's Peppol PINT-AE e-invoicing specification, inherited from the shared Peppol layer. It is checked against the seller (supplier) party block and belongs to the Party & address rule group. An e-invoice that fails ibr-062 is rejected by the Accredited Service Provider gateway before it reaches the FTA.

What the official rule says

The Seller electronic address (ibt-034) MUST have a Scheme identifier.
UAE impact: this is a fatal rule from the shared Peppol layer, enforced in the UAE profile — an invoice failing it is rejected at the Accredited Service Provider gateway before it ever reaches the FTA. A rejected invoice means resubmission delays, and late transmission risks the AED 100-per-invoice penalty under Cabinet Decision No. 106 of 2025.

Where it applies

This rule is checked against the seller (supplier) party block of your UBL 2.1 invoice:

cac:AccountingSupplierParty/cac:Party/cbc:EndpointID

Business terms referenced

Term ID Field Other rules
IBT-034 MUST be stated in the correct format for endpoints view →

Field names are derived automatically from the official rule corpus.

Technical test condition (Schematron)
exists(@schemeID)

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Related rules

Rule text sourced from the official OpenPeppol PINT-AE validation artifacts (version 2026.5), refreshed weekly. Explanations are qmetrics' own guidance, not official FTA/MoF text.