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A Nil Return is a declaration submitted to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) indicating that you did not earn any income (from employment, business, rent, or any other source) during a specific tax period. It is commonly filed by: Unemployed individuals. Students.
About Form 1120, U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return | Internal Revenue Service.
In such cases, you cannot upload a specific ITR to the Income Tax Portal due to this error. This error is referred to as Null, which implies that there is no specific information or description regarding it.
What is line 15000 on a tax return for newcomers? Line 15000 is where you report your total income on your tax return. This is your total income before any deductions have been subtracted.
[4] Proponents of the zero return position file income tax returns that report no income and no tax liability even though these taxpayers have wages, salary or other income.

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A NIL return is an income tax return filed by a taxpayer to declare to the tax department that they have had no taxable income during a financial year, or their income was below the basic exemption limit. Essentially, it signifies that you have no tax liability for that particular year.
A nil income tax return is filed to show the Income Tax Department that you fall below the taxable income and therefore did not pay taxes during the year. A nil return is an ITR filed specifically to declare to the Income Tax department that no taxes have been paid in the respective financial year.
Line 15000 is where you report your total income on your tax return. This is your total income before any deductions have been subtracted.

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