Yes, but that approach introduces the possibility of error given the extra work re-entering personal information. Why should a customer have to do that when they have already paid (arguably ovepaid as of the last few years) for software that lacks the basic functionality of being able to simply create a payment voucher with a blank amount? It would take an Intuit engineer literally just one line of code to convert an override of $0 to render as blank, or to accept a blank entry as a valid amount.
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