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Join nowWe have same item set up as an inventory part and as a non inventory part.
To differentiate between the two we have a "D" in front of the non inventory part.
example:
Item 123 inventory item
Item D-123 non inventory item
Reason we did this was due by the fact that we drop ship items. Thus when item 123 is drop ship from manufacturer to the customer directly we use the D-123.
Sometimes customer returns the item D-123. We the company purchase the item back from the customer and give customer credit for the $.
If we create a credit memo for the customer using item 123 we noticed that we end up with a qty of 1 and cost zero. Thus if we sell the item we would have 100% gain.
Question: Since we need to issue the credit for the customer, what is a good method to still bring the item in the inventory and still create a credit memo to the customer? We tried creating the credit memo using the same item as originally sold, but that was a non inventory and we need to put the item in the inventory so we can sell it later and keep a record of it.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Florina
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Let me help share insights about recording a credit, @Florina.
Thank you for taking the time in sharing how you are tracking your inventory items. You're on the right track, creating credit from your customer is entered as a credit memo.
Saying how you ended up with 1 quantity and $0 cost of an item after creating a credit memo, we'll have to go back and check the inventory items in question. Make sure the item has a purchase transaction history or a starting value when the quantity was entered.
But if your inventory items are set up and tracked accordingly, I'd recommend contacting your accountant for guidance on the method you can use. If you haven't yet, this link will help you find someone to work with near you: Build a Stronger Business with a QuickBooks Certified ProAdvisor,
I'm adding this article with the topics you can use while recording the common customer transactions: The Customer Transaction Workflows in QuickBooks Desktop.
It'll always be my pleasure to help if you've got additional questions about creating customer credit. Use the Reply option below and surely I'll be here ready to assist you. Take care and stay safe!
Let me help share insights about recording a credit, @Florina.
Thank you for taking the time in sharing how you are tracking your inventory items. You're on the right track, creating credit from your customer is entered as a credit memo.
Saying how you ended up with 1 quantity and $0 cost of an item after creating a credit memo, we'll have to go back and check the inventory items in question. Make sure the item has a purchase transaction history or a starting value when the quantity was entered.
But if your inventory items are set up and tracked accordingly, I'd recommend contacting your accountant for guidance on the method you can use. If you haven't yet, this link will help you find someone to work with near you: Build a Stronger Business with a QuickBooks Certified ProAdvisor,
I'm adding this article with the topics you can use while recording the common customer transactions: The Customer Transaction Workflows in QuickBooks Desktop.
It'll always be my pleasure to help if you've got additional questions about creating customer credit. Use the Reply option below and surely I'll be here ready to assist you. Take care and stay safe!
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