How To Fix FF864 - Transfer tax record <> determined &1 &2 &3

FF864 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: FF - FI Function Module Messages

• Message number: 864

• Message text: Transfer tax record <> determined &1 &2 &3

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message FF864 - Transfer tax record <> determined &1 &2 &3 ?

  The SAP error message FF864, which states "Transfer tax record <> determined &1 &2 &3," typically occurs in the context of tax determination during financial transactions, particularly when dealing with tax codes and transfer pricing. This error indicates that the system was unable to determine the appropriate tax record for the transaction based on the provided parameters.
  Causes:
  
  Missing Tax Configuration: The tax codes or tax determination rules may not be properly configured in the system.
  Incorrect Master Data: The master data for customers, vendors, or materials may be incomplete or incorrect, leading to issues in tax determination.
  Inconsistent Tax Jurisdictions: The tax jurisdiction settings may not align with the transaction details, causing the system to fail in determining the correct tax record.
  Missing Tax Records: The required tax records for the specific transaction type may not exist in the system.
  Transaction Type Issues: The transaction type being processed may not be set up to handle