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Hi, I'm trying to submit an expense via
The same credentials work fine for income invoices (TYPE_2_1, TYPE_2_2, etc). The alternative approach — using My question: is it a known limitation of the AADE dev environment that 14.x types are not supported? Or is there some activation/authorization step needed on the developer portal? Reference code: $header = new InvoiceHeader();
$header->setSeries('EXP');
$header->setAa('1');
$header->setIssueDate('2026-03-01');
$header->setInvoiceType(InvoiceType::TYPE_14_30);
$header->setCurrency('EUR');
// ... standard expense classification setup (E3_585_016, CATEGORY_2_4)
// ... with ExpenseClassificationType::VAT_361
$response = (new SendInvoices())->handle($invoice);
// -> error 105
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firebed
Mar 3, 2026
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tpharaoh
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Hi, thanks for reaching out
The
SendExpesnesClassificationwould likely work well in production environment too. I can't tell you much about 14.30.However, I've noticed that for all my intra-community invoices, my accountant issues an invoice of type
14.3.In this invoice the issuer is Hetzner.
The counterpart is me, the invoice type is
14.3and the invoice lines are as in the image below (note that invoice lines already contain classifications):Hetzner sent me the invoice with zero taxes (118.10) and of course wihtout classifications. My accountant issued an extra invoic…