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My organization has a question regarding inventory management on Quickbooks.
#1: When inventory is bought, due to market condition prices of inventory may change. However, recording inventory asset currently shown that it is recording inventory sales at its sales price, is it possible to instead record it under cost price of said goods?
#2: In a situation whereby under one supplier there is multiple cost price (example: large quantity is bought hence price is reduced), how do we record them without adding in another inventory category?
#3: When recording a product's SKU is it possible to set multiple price?
Thanks for checking in with us, Chia Wei.
For Question 1, we don't recommend recording the investor sales under the cost price of said goods. In this case, I'd suggest consulting your accountant on how to properly handle this one in QuickBooks Online (QBO). If you are referring to Price levels, this feature is unavailable. The workaround is to create multiple versions of the item in your products and services list to reflect the different prices you want to charge. The same goes with recording a product's SKU, we'll need to add them manually per product's SKU. Here's how:
Here are a few articles that go over inventory in QuickBooks Online.
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