How is landed cost feature used when entering a bill where freight is reflected on the same bill

Thanks for reaching out to the Community, Florina.
 

Once you've set up landed cost, it can be seen for any bill you add inventory and shipping items to. This helps in tracking your product costs more accurately and can factor in things like shipping, insurance, custom duties, and miscellaneous items.
 

Here's how it's used:
1. Go to Inventory, then Calculate landed cost.
2. Click Add bill.
3. Choose a bill that contains inventory items you'd like to calculate.
4. Hit Add bill.
5. In your Shipping and handling costs section, press Add bills and pick the relevant ones.
6. Click Add bill.
7. Use the Split by ▼ drop-down menu to split shipping and handling costs between inventory and assembly items by quantity, amount, percentage, or manually.
8. Select Post to bill.
 

I've included a couple resources where you'll be able to find more information about our landed cost feature:

• Landed cost FAQs
• How to calculate landed cost in QuickBooks Enterprise Services

If there's anything else I can help with, please feel more than welcome to post a reply. Have a fantastic day!

Thank you for your answer, however there is no additional bill to add for the shipping as the shipping cost is reflected on the same bill. 

My question again is: 

How do you use the landed cost feature if the shipping cost is on the same bill as the items. 

We receive one bill from the supplier,  after listing items /qty cost, there is one line for total freight.(on the same bill). So question is how do you use the landed cost feature in such case?

Thank you

Good Morning, @Florina. 

Thanks for reaching back out to the Community. The best way to use and calculate the landed cost feature is by doing the steps my colleague provided above. Since these steps don't help, then I recommend reviewing this article about the landed cost feature. 

I also suggest consulting with your accountant to ensure that the landed cost was set up correctly in your account. If you don't have an accountant, check out this link to find one near you. 

Let me know how it goes. I'm only a post away if you need any more help. Have a great day!