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Dates

\Dates and timestamps are encoded as strings using ISO 8601, for example 2023-10-12T06:47:00Z. You can also include a timezone offset, such as +02:00 for Amsterdam. Milliseconds are not accepted, so a value like 2023-10-09T06:54:45.157Z will be rejected.

Time zones

Time zones represent the geographical location of the legal entity. The following identifier formats are accepted:

Convention	Example
Time zone name	`Area/Location` (for example, `India/New_Delhi` or `Europe/London`). The Area is a continent or country and the Location is a city within that Area.
GMT/UTC offset	`GMT+offset` or `UTC+offset` (for example, `GMT+1` for Central European Time).
Time zone abbreviation	Any standard abbreviation (for example, `IST` for Irish Standard Time or `D` for Delta Time Zone).

Country codes

Country codes follow the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard. Examples include GB for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and US for the United States of America.