Intrastat - Update VEIAV-URSPRSLND when running VE07

[Former Member]

For dispatches, the field VEIAV-URSPRSLND (country of origin) is filled on the items of the SD documents (Transaction Code VF03). The field filled on the Table VEIAV after running the Transaction Code VE01.

However when running VE07 (Intrastat for France), the field is empty.

Does anyone has an idea ?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

In fact I realized that the field VEIAV-URSPRSLND is filled but the field V50GALV8-URSPRSLND is empty.

Does someone has an idea ?

[jpfriends079 · Accepted solution]

Please refer following discussion for further reference.

- INCOTERMS Missing

Where it is suggested that it can be due to incomplete data. You run ENPA transaction for Dispatch to check data inconsistency.

Thanks, JP

[JL23 · Accepted solution]

as you are referring to VE07, I assume you are talking about Intrastat report for dispatches.

In this case the country of origin (should be read as country of dispatch)  is your own country and not needed in the declaration.

You only report the region of origin.

the country of origin is only filled in case of Intrastat for imports.

Look into the report RVEXPAIF

   FORM STANDARD_CRIT_GET.

In general you should find this info in the Intrastat guide and data definitions for your country.

[former_member131691]

Hi

the field is deliberately cleared in the program

RVEXPAIF

...

IF VEIAV-ARRIVDEPA = IMPORT.

      VEIAV-URSPRSLND = POS-ZONE_P_13.

    ELSE.

*------- Zugehöriges Feld (NOCH) nicht in VEIAV

      CLEAR: VEIAV-URSPRSLND.                >>>>>>>>

    ENDIF.

The handling of the output fields are per the local intrastat authorities requirements. They clearly did not want tis value in their intrastat reports thus as per the legel requirements it is cleared. You could check those details with the French authorities. Additional to this the maintenance of the paper format for the French Intrastat declarations is no longer supported by SAP. (Since 2006)

Please refer to note 822354 on this subject

Kind regards

Brian