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AEAT Fiscal Data Module

A private AEAT Renta 2025 fiscal-data module was added inside the existing authenticated area of the application.

What was added:

• Authenticated routes under /aeat/fiscal-data in the existing private area, without changing login, registration, password reset, guards, or public auth flows.
• Private Blade UI for certificate profile storage, request launch, Cl@ve Movil PIN submission, request history, raw-file downloads, and structured error visibility.
• AEAT service layer for documented ratification checks, certificate/reference/Cl@ve Movil flows, queue-driven processing, retries, and dedicated logging through the aeat log channel.
• Persistence for secure certificate profiles, AEAT requests, raw files, normalized records, and structured errors.
• Parser support driven by the uploaded Excel layout, stored in resources/aeat/layouts/renta_2025.json.

Notes:

• Certificates are stored encrypted at rest. Raw reference values are not stored; only the secure hash needed for the documented reference flow is retained inside encrypted request state.
• This module does not automate or replace AEAT credential issuance or domicile-ratification screens when the PDF marks them as non-integrable.
• Queue worker local command: php artisan queue:work database --tries=1 --timeout=0
• Frontend dev server: npm run dev launches Vite only.
• Full dev command: composer dev launches the app server, queue listener, logs, and Vite together.
• Windows note: composer dev can fail because php artisan pail requires the pcntl extension. If that happens, run the pieces separately, for example php artisan serve, php artisan queue:work database --tries=1 --timeout=0, and npm run dev.

Notas de ejecucion local en Windows

Ejecuta estos comandos en terminales separadas:

• php artisan serve
• php artisan queue:work database --tries=1 --timeout=0
• npm run dev

Que es imprescindible:

• php artisan serve es imprescindible para abrir la app Laravel en local.
• php artisan queue:work database --tries=1 --timeout=0 es imprescindible cuando una funcionalidad depende de jobs en cola, como el procesamiento de solicitudes AEAT.
• npm run dev es imprescindible solo si necesitas assets de Vite en modo desarrollo, hot reload o cambios de frontend aun no compilados.

Configuracion minima para el flujo AEAT:

• php artisan serve
• php artisan queue:work database --tries=1 --timeout=0

TODOs:

• Confirm AEAT production credentials, queue worker, and TLS certificate material in each deployment environment.
• Add operations guidance for certificate rotation and log retention policy.
• If the product later standardizes on Livewire 3 for the private shell, this module UI can be migrated incrementally from controller plus Blade to Livewire page components without changing the AEAT service/persistence layers.