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Run a Profit and Loss Comparison Report in QuickBooks Online and Online Accountant
by Intuit• Updated 1 week ago
Learn how to get a Profit and Loss Comparison Report in QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Online Accountant.
Use Profit and Loss Comparison Reports to compare your income and expenses for different time periods. You can compare your performance this week, month, or year to other timeframes. This shows you how your business is performing over time.
Step 1: Get a Profit and Loss Comparison Report
- Go to Reports (Take me there).
- Enter Profit and Loss Comparison in the search field. You can also find the same report under the Standard tab.
Step 2: Customise your report
By default, Profit and Loss Comparison Reports show the current year-to-date and the same time period last year. You can change the length of time and dates as needed.
- In the Report period dropdown, select the length of time you want to see.
- In the date field, select the start and end dates.
- In the Compare another period dropdown, select the Previous year checkbox to see the same timeframe and dates last year. Or if you want to see the last period for the length of time you selected, select the Previous Period checkbox.
- In the Compare another period dropdown, select the € change or % change checkboxes to add those columns to the report.
- In the Accounting method section, select Cash or Accrual.
- When you're ready, select Run report.
Tip: You can also select Customise to add columns or filter for certain info.
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