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October 8, 2018
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Mark-up amount showing on invoices

  • October 8, 2018
  • 48 replies
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My mark-up amounts are showing on my invoices to customers and of course I don't want that. How do I change that?

Best answer by vpcontroller

@jesspro

 

To hide MarkUp on Invoice, you will need to select box "Print selected time and costs as invoice item" at the bottom. See attached screenshot below for reference.

 

Also, copy "25lb. of ... T-shirt" description and paste it to the "Total Reimbursable Expenses" description line. That way you will see the Product name description on the Invoice.

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48 replies

vpcontroller
Level 7
October 8, 2018

@jesspro

 

To hide MarkUp on Invoice, you will need to select box "Print selected time and costs as invoice item" at the bottom. See attached screenshot below for reference.

 

Also, copy "25lb. of ... T-shirt" description and paste it to the "Total Reimbursable Expenses" description line. That way you will see the Product name description on the Invoice.

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September 26, 2019

Tried this. Still shows up on my invoice. Anything else I could be missing in settings?

May 22, 2020

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, @BNC.

 

When you select to print selected time and costs as one invoice item checkbox, it shows only the total of the costs with the description Total reimbursable expenses. The feature to copy the description isn't yet available. I'll be sure to take note of your feedback and send to our Product Development team. 

 

Check this article for more information: Tracking job costs in QuickBooks Desktop.

 

I'm always here if you need further help. Have a wonderful day!

 


I am having an issue in QuickBooks Online where some billable items appear on the invoice and the MarkUp is clearly visible to the customer while other billable items say "your customer won't see this" under the line item. When I print or preview, one is there, the other is not. I would like ALL markups hidden from the customer's view...

January 25, 2024

Hi there....We use Quickbooks Online and when we invoice we would like to show the Markup as it is all inter company invoicing.  How do we show the markup as a separate line on the invoice.  Right now it shows the markup but when we send the invoice to the client it puts everything on one line.

QuickBooks Team
January 25, 2024

Welcome to the Community space, @Nikki M.

 

I am here to share some insights on how to show the markup on your invoice when sending it to your customers in QuickBooks Online (QBO).

 

First, you'll need to create a billable expense, here's how:

 

  1. Click the +New icon. 
  2. Choose Expense.
  3. Add the Payee's name.
  4. Select a category and enter the amount.
  5. Check the Billable box and add the customer's name.
  6. Enter the needed details.
  7. Click Save and close.

 

Once done, recreate the invoice and add the billable expense.

 

  1. Click the +New icon, then select Invoice.
  2. Choose the customer's name from your billable expense.
  3. Click the little arrow in the upper-right-hand corner.
  4. Select Add on the billable expenses.
  5. Click Save.

 

Moreover, I'm adding this helpful article as your reference in managing your expenses in recording invoice payments in QBO: Record invoice payments in QuickBooks Online.

 

Please don't hesitate to return to this post if you have other concerns in managing your invoices and expenses in QBO. I'll be here to lend a hand. Have a good one!


 

January 25, 2024

We are doing this now.  However, we add a markup.  When the invoice is created and sent to the client it groups the markup amount in with the original category.  We want the markup to show up as a separate line on the invoice.  So lets say we have supplies and a markup, we want the invoice to show 2 lines, one for the supplies amount and one for the markup.  That way when we get the invoice in the other company we can separate the markup from the supplies amount.