Zen IT || Computation Print → Show Income Details only if before setoff income is not equal to zero
Process:
If the client does not want to display income details on the computation page when the income before setoff is zero, follow these steps:
- Open the software and navigate to 'Tools'.
- Select 'Income Tax Option' from the menu.
- In the Income Tax Options section, locate the settings from Point No. 9 to Point No. 13.
- Check mark on the boxes for these points to enable the relevant options.
- After checking the appropriate boxes, save the changes to the settings.
- Generate the computation page as usual. The income details with a zero amount will no longer be displayed.
By following these steps, the income details with zero amounts will be excluded from the computation page.
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