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Message type: E = Error
Message class: FF - FI Function Module Messages
Message number: 844
Message text: Tax item only allowed as G/L account line
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FF844
- Tax item only allowed as G/L account line ?The SAP error message FF844 ("Tax item only allowed as G/L account line") typically occurs during the posting of a financial document when the system detects that a tax item is being used in a context where it is not allowed. This error is often related to the configuration of the document or the accounts being used in the transaction.
Cause:
- Incorrect Account Type: The error usually arises when a tax code is being applied to an account that is not configured to handle tax items. For example, if you are trying to post a tax amount to a non-G/L account (like a customer or vendor account), the system will throw this error.
- Account Configuration: The account being used may not be set up correctly in the chart of accounts or may not be marked as a G/L account.
- Document Type Restrictions: Certain document types may have restrictions on how tax items can be posted.
Solution:
- Check Account Type: Ensure that the account you are using for the transaction is a G/L account. You can do this by checking the account in the SAP system (transaction code FS00).
- Review Tax Code: Verify that the tax code being used is appropriate for the transaction and that it is configured correctly in the system.
- Adjust Document Posting: If you are trying to post a tax amount to a non-G/L account, you may need to adjust your posting to ensure that tax amounts are only posted to G/L accounts.
- Consult Configuration: If you have access, check the configuration settings in the Financial Accounting (FI) module to ensure that the accounts and tax codes are set up correctly.
- Use Correct Document Type: Make sure you are using the correct document type that allows for tax postings.
Related Information:
If the issue persists after checking these areas, it may be beneficial to consult with your SAP support team or a functional consultant who specializes in the FI module for further assistance.
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