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Message type: E = Error
Message class: J_1A_CAE - Message Class for Argentina Electronic Invoice AEI
Message number: 019
Message text: Resend all the pending rejected documents for service to AFIP
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J_1A_CAE019
- Resend all the pending rejected documents for service to AFIP ?The SAP error message J_1A_CAE019 indicates that there are pending rejected documents that need to be resent to the AFIP (Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos), which is the Argentine tax authority. This error typically arises in the context of electronic invoicing and compliance with Argentine tax regulations.
Cause:
- Pending Rejected Documents: The error occurs when there are documents that were previously sent to AFIP but were rejected for some reason (e.g., incorrect data, formatting issues, etc.).
- Compliance Issues: The documents may not comply with AFIP's requirements, leading to their rejection.
- Technical Issues: There may be issues with the connection to AFIP or with the SAP system itself that prevent successful transmission of documents.
Solution:
Identify Rejected Documents:
- Use transaction codes like
J1AINV
orJ1A_INVOICE
to check the status of the invoices and identify which documents are pending or have been rejected.Review Rejection Reasons:
- Check the rejection reasons provided by AFIP. This information can usually be found in the logs or error messages associated with the rejected documents.
Correct Errors:
- Make the necessary corrections to the documents based on the rejection reasons. This may involve updating invoice details, correcting tax codes, or ensuring that all required fields are filled out correctly.
Resend Documents:
- Once the corrections are made, use the appropriate transaction to resend the documents to AFIP. This is typically done through the same transaction used for the initial submission.
Monitor Submission Status:
- After resending, monitor the status of the documents to ensure they are accepted by AFIP. You can use the same transaction codes to check the updated status.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the J_1A_CAE019 error and successfully resend the pending rejected documents to AFIP.
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