Cost of Goods/Average Cost Incorrect after Credit Memo

Hello there, @ryanavarisource.

I'd be delighted to share some information on how you can create separate item lists to record the different price packages offered to your customers. Let's get started!

By creating a separate item list for the widget amounting to $350 and another one amounting to $250, you'll be able to do inventory tracking under Cost of Good sold. 

Here's how to create an item list:

1. Go to List.
2. Choose Item List.
3. On the Item drop-down, choose New.
4. Choose Group as the type of item.
5. Complete the item information.  
6. Click Ok.

For additional insights, you may check out this article: Understand Inventory Assets and COGS tracking.

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2. Choose your QuickBooks Product.
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4. On the Contact Us page, click a topic.
5. Click on the Get Phone Number button to see the support number.

Let me know if you have other questions about tracking cost of good sold. I’m always here to help.

@IamjuViel

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@ryanavarisource

if you really have the same Widget, the fact that it costs varying amounts is the point of Average Costing. You bought it Back from the other customer at the higher Price, so that is your Cost, now. That changes your Average on hand.

If you are describing different Items, not the Same Item, you need to track them as different inventory items. Inventory cannot ever be tracked as Generic Item by name.

There is nothing to adjust, based on what you described.

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@qbteachmt wrote:

 

 

You bought it Back from the other customer at the higher Price, so that is your Cost, now. 

 

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Using this logic, the item cost of what they bought is the item selling price of the c/memo, which is not stated, not the $350 cost of the previous sale