Products & NC8 Codes
SAF-T BG requires a master list of every product and service referenced in invoice lines. Each entry needs an 8-digit Combined Nomenclature (NC8 / TARIC) code.
What the Products section contains
Every unique item referenced in SalesInvoices or PurchaseInvoices must appear in the Products master list (MasterFilesMonthly). For each product the NRA requires: a product code, a description, and an NC8 commodity code. The system builds this list automatically from the NC8 mappings you set in the Nomenclatures page.
Where to set NC8 codes
Open the Nomenclatures page and select the Products tab. For each item name or category from your file, choose the matching 8-digit CN code from the search dropdown. You can also apply a single code to all products using the "One code for all" mode.
What is an NC8 / TARIC code?
NC8 stands for the Combined Nomenclature (Комбинирана Номенклатура, КН8) — the EU harmonised 8-digit commodity classification used in customs and statistical reporting. The database contains 9 885 active codes for the 2025 tariff year.
Use the matching 8-digit tariff heading (e.g. 85171200 for smartphones).
Use 00000000 — the standard code for all services.
Use 0 for items where no commodity classification applies.
| NC8 / TARIC | Description |
|---|---|
85171200 | Smartphones |
84713000 | Laptop computers |
87032390 | Passenger cars, spark-ignition, 1500–3000cc |
62034200 | Men's trousers, cotton |
15179090 | Edible mixtures of animal / vegetable fats |
00000000 | Services (all categories) |
0 | Not applicable / no classification |
Fallback product (GENERAL)
A built-in GENERAL product is always generated as a fallback. Invoice lines without an explicit NC8 mapping are assigned to it. The XML is valid but less detailed. Map the main product categories for a complete audit file.
GENERAL→NC8: 00000000 — Services / fallbackUnits of measure
Each product also declares a base unit of measure. Units are taken from the uom column in your GL file and mapped to NRA codes in the Units of Measure tab on the Nomenclatures page.