Thank you
 

> Which version of the SEPA message did you use? 
>

008.001.02
 

> Anyway, it is strange to have an error message about VAT for SEPA.


In Spain is a requested field, you can see this schema:

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E16582_01/doc.91/e15104/fields_sepa_pay_file_appx.htm
 
 

> Block B: Group Header Elements
>
> A SEPA XML file includes one group header. The group header must be 
> present in the file. Elements for the group header are:
> Tag DescriptionXML tagSource of DataCommentsMessage identification<MsgId>The 
> system generates an internal identification that consists of the company 
> number, bank account number, and next number (74/01).Maximum of 35 
> characters.Creation date and time<CreDtTm>The system generates a date and 
> time stamp at the time of formatting of the message.The format is 
> YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssNumber of transactions<NbOfTxs>The system provides the 
> total number of credit transfer transaction blocks in the message.
>
> For example, if a message contains 1 group header, 1 payment information 
> block and 4 credit transfer information blocks. In this case the number of 
> transactions will set to 4.
> Maximum of 15 numeric characters.Control sum<CtrlSum>The system provides 
> the total of all individual euro amounts included in the 
> message.NoneInitiating 
> party name<Nm>The system prints the mailing name of the company that pays 
> the voucher. The system gets this information from the Address by Date 
> table (F0116).Maximum of 70 characters.Initiating party organization ID
> <Id>This system uses the tax ID of company address number.NoneInitiating 
> party identification issuer<Issr>The system uses the value in the 
> Initiating Party Identification Issuer processing option to determine the 
> initiating party issuer. If you leave this processing option blank, the 
> system does not display this tag on the report.
>
 

> But 
> you must know that even if there is a official standard for SEPA, banks 
> tend to diverge from this standard. So it will be good to have the 
> documentation of your bank about their expected format. 
>

All banks in Spain follow this norm (sorry spanish document):
http://empresa.lacaixa.es/deployedfiles/empresas/Estaticos/pdf/Transferenciasyficheros/Cuaderno_XML_Emision_Adeudos_SDD_Core_Noviembre_2012.pdf
 

I will try to get a example

The SEPA module is designed with flexibility in mind so it should be 
> easy to add a custom format if needed. 
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