MNB Decree No. 32/2009 - Magyar Nemzeti Bank

6.2.4 The following organisations shall be classified under I) Social security funds:
a) Digits 13–14 of the SSC are: 33
b) Digits 13–15 of the SSC are: 913, 914
6.2.5 The following organisations shall be classified under J) Households:
a) Digits 13–14 of the SSC are: 23
b) Digits 13–15 of the SSC are: 811
6.2.6 The following organisations not appearing on the lists shall be classified under K) Non-profit institutions
serving households:
a) Digits 13–14 of the SSC are: 51, 52, 53, 55, 69
b) Digits 13–15 of the SSC are: 569, 599
6.2.7 The following organisations shall be classified under L) Rest of the world:
Digits 13–15 of the SSC are: 931 (their tax number ends with 51), 941
B. Information technology guidelines (general description)
The IT guidelines were designed to provide data suppliers with all information necessary to enable them to submit
the required data to the MNB in electronic form.
1. General information regarding the contents
1.1 Data collection consists of one or more tables, the tables are composed of rows and the rows contain cells.
– In case of an original (marked “E”) data supply, data suppliers must submit a single file containing all
data of a certain data collection unit that pertain to a specific reference period.
– If the file contains an amended (marked “M”) report, the full report shall be submitted in all cases, i.e.
the submitted amended report shall contain data supply relating to all of the tables linked to the
specific report. When amending, the given report shall be submitted in full with the amended values.
– If the data supplier has no information for the specified period, in other words the whole report (all of
its tables) would contain “no”, the report file may be submitted with the value of the “Document
type” field marked “N”.
– The data supplier may indicate that it has no data available for an entire table, that is, a “negative”
report may be submitted on the specific table. The system will then assume that the data of each cell
within the table are “not available”.
– The system will assume that the un-submitted rows of the table (and cells of un-submitted rows not
containing data) are blank, which means that it stores zero in relation to numerical data, and records
zero data in respect of character and date data.
– If a field that contains a numerical data is zero and no decimals are indicated, the specific fields may be
left blank or a zero may be entered. Where decimals are required, the zero value shall be indicated with
the decimals as appropriate.
– If the number of decimal places are pre-determined, an indication of less decimals than what is
required shall be considered an error, and if more decimals are indicated than required the system will
fix it by rounding to the correct decimal places.
1.2. In electronic files, in addition to the information contained in the relevant data fields, identification data
are also included. These identification field codes contain information for the processing system
indicating:
- - the data collection cycle from which the data are received,
- - the period/date to which the data pertain (date of the reference period),
- - the data supplier from whom the data are received,
- - the date at which the data supplier prepared the data supply (date of completion),
- - whether the document is an original, an amendment or “negative”,
- the row in which they are displayed in the table.
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