ZenIT || How to Enter Speculative Business Income
How to Enter Speculative Business Income:
A flow is being suggested for entering the information under Speculative Business.
Information is required to be filled under the following sections:
- General Information > Profit & Loss Account
- Business & Profession Head
- Nature of Business
Go to Transactions >> General Information /BS/P&L >> Profit and Loss:
Step 2:
Enter the Speculative Turnover detail in point no 63:
Step 3:
Go to Transactions >> Business and Profession Head >> Speculation:
Step 4:
Go to transactions >> Filling information >> Nature of business:
Here, the nature of the business has to be selected according to your Speculative Business
Hope This Helps.
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