Hello, my QuickBooks Desktop Friends using the inventory feature to track quantities and value your merchandise!! This is the first in the inventory series of desktop videos in this playlist. The playlist has everything you could possibly need in QuickBooks desktop to manage inventory and use all the inventory features that are available in QuickBooks. This particular video explains the difference between inventory and non-inventory parts. Non-inventories can be also called “2-sided items” because their purchase costs and sale price are tracked in 2 separate accounts. I hope you will click “like” and subscribe. -Mark
Hello, great video. I have an issue with my inventory. I opened my business back in May and at the time I inherited some inventory. Not knowing any better I input every item as an inventory part as I sold the item on invoices. Fast forward to now and it was suggested that I make all items as non inventory items and not inventory because this is my first year in business. I understand you can not make them non inventory once they are inventory items so I would have to make them innactive first and do it the hard way. My question is, should I really do this or is it fine to just leave it all as my inventory and track it all? I do repair services that require me to order parts and sell so some inventory I do try to keep in stock but the majority of it I am ordering the parts to order as I get jobs.
hello if we purchased material for construction in bulk quantity and we wants to use that in our upcoming projects then how can we charge the cost of material to specific job to see exact profit/loss for that job at the same time we don't want to show in our invoice to customer
Hello, my QuickBooks Desktop Friends using the inventory feature to track quantities and value your merchandise!!
This is the first in the inventory series of desktop videos in this playlist. The playlist has everything you could possibly need in QuickBooks desktop to manage inventory and use all the inventory features that are available in QuickBooks.
This particular video explains the difference between inventory and non-inventory parts. Non-inventories can be also called “2-sided items” because their purchase costs and sale price are tracked in 2 separate accounts.
I hope you will click “like” and subscribe.
-Mark
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It's my pleasure
I hope you will "like" after watching each one and I hope you subscribe
Hello, great video. I have an issue with my inventory. I opened my business back in May and at the time I inherited some inventory. Not knowing any better I input every item as an inventory part as I sold the item on invoices. Fast forward to now and it was suggested that I make all items as non inventory items and not inventory because this is my first year in business. I understand you can not make them non inventory once they are inventory items so I would have to make them innactive first and do it the hard way. My question is, should I really do this or is it fine to just leave it all as my inventory and track it all? I do repair services that require me to order parts and sell so some inventory I do try to keep in stock but the majority of it I am ordering the parts to order as I get jobs.
Thank you so much but I can't read all that
One question at a time and please two to three sentences a question and I'll do my best for you
Mark
hello
if we purchased material for construction in bulk quantity and we wants to use that in our upcoming projects then how can we charge the cost of material to specific job to see exact profit/loss for that job
at the same time we don't want to show in our invoice to customer
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I have the same question and am not sure how. Did you ever get an answer?
sane question as below!
sane question as below!