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How To Fix WP411 - Tax code & cannot be converted


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WP - Messages from POS interface

  • Message number: 411

  • Message text: Tax code & cannot be converted

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  • What causes this issue?

    The conversion rule for tax code &V1& is unknown.

    System Response

    The relevant record cannot be prepared in POS - interface outbound
    processing. The relevant record cannot be posted in the SAP system in
    POS - interface inbound processing.

    How to fix this error?

    <DS:SIMG.W_DF_VK_0127.SIMG_OPOS>Define a conversion rule for the tax
    code</>.

    Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.


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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WP411 - Tax code & cannot be converted ?

    The SAP error message WP411: Tax code & cannot be converted typically occurs during document processing or data migration when the system encounters a tax code that it cannot interpret or convert properly.


    Cause

    • Invalid or obsolete tax code: The tax code referenced in the document or data is not defined in the current SAP system or has been deleted/changed.
    • Tax code mismatch: The tax code used in the source system or document does not exist or is not maintained in the target system.
    • Incorrect tax procedure or configuration: The tax code might not be assigned correctly to the relevant tax procedure or country.
    • Data migration issues: During data transfer (e.g., from legacy systems or external systems), tax codes may not map correctly.
    • Currency or tax jurisdiction inconsistencies: Sometimes tax codes depend on currency or jurisdiction settings that are missing or inconsistent.

    Solution

    1. Check the tax code master data:

      • Use transaction FTXP to verify if the tax code exists and is active.
      • If missing, create or activate the required tax code.
    2. Verify tax procedure and assignment:

      • Check the tax procedure configuration in OBYZ or OBCL (depending on the module).
      • Ensure the tax code is assigned correctly to the country and tax procedure.
    3. Data consistency check:

      • If the error occurs during data migration, ensure proper mapping of tax codes between source and target systems.
      • Use conversion routines or mapping tables to translate tax codes correctly.
    4. Update or correct the document:

      • If the error occurs during document posting, correct the tax code in the document to a valid one.
    5. Check for OSS notes:

      • Search SAP OSS notes for any known issues related to WP411 and tax code conversion.
    6. Debugging:

      • If the problem persists, debugging the program or function module where the error occurs can help identify the exact cause.

    Related Information

    • Transaction codes:

      • FTXP – Maintain tax codes
      • OBYZ – Assign tax procedure to country
      • OBCL – Define tax codes for country (FI)
      • J1IEX – Indian GST tax code maintenance (if applicable)
    • Common scenarios:

      • Data migration from legacy systems to SAP ECC or S/4HANA.
      • Integration with external tax engines or third-party systems.
      • Changes in tax codes due to legal or business changes.
    • SAP Notes and Documentation:

      • Check SAP Notes related to tax code conversion errors.
      • Review SAP Help Portal documentation on tax configuration.

    If you provide more context (e.g., module, transaction, scenario), I can help with more specific guidance.

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