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We are a manufactering rep and receive commissions from our vendors when our customers order direct from our vendors; what is the proper way to record that in qbd? We also recieve buy/resell orders as well and track inventory.
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@Nehock wrote:How would I keep track of the commission owed to me if I just do a sales receipt when the commission check comes in?
Well see you didn't mention that you wanted to do that <smile>
to do that you need some items
a sales item that links to income
as sales item that links to the sales dicount income account
line one, list the sales item and the full amount
line two, list the sales dicount item ...
and here it gets screwy in QB
Let's say you get a 10% commission, as the rate for the sales discount item enter a negative .90 (-0.90) ... then on the sales receipt where you use this item enter the total sales amount as the QTY, save
when you get the commission check, receive the payment against this invoice.
The easiest way is to create an income account commission income, and a service item named the same which is linked to that income account
When you get the commission check, use a sales receipt and the commission income item to record the receipt
How would I keep track of the commission owed to me if I just do a sales receipt when the commission check comes in?
When you create a sales receipt, instead of using the deposit to the bank account, you can also create/use commission due from as other current assets type account. when you receive a separate commission check payment, apply to that account.
@Nehock wrote:How would I keep track of the commission owed to me if I just do a sales receipt when the commission check comes in?
Well see you didn't mention that you wanted to do that <smile>
to do that you need some items
a sales item that links to income
as sales item that links to the sales dicount income account
line one, list the sales item and the full amount
line two, list the sales dicount item ...
and here it gets screwy in QB
Let's say you get a 10% commission, as the rate for the sales discount item enter a negative .90 (-0.90) ... then on the sales receipt where you use this item enter the total sales amount as the QTY, save
when you get the commission check, receive the payment against this invoice.
@Rustler, if you are doing a Sales Receipt, it asks for a Customer name. For my purposes, this commission check may span across several customers (and I don't always know how much of the commissions apply to each one-and for my purposes, I am not sure I care which) Is there a different way to do this? (Have created the sales item and the corresponding income type). Sales tax will not be applied, since it was taxed before it came to me. It should just reflect on my income statement. Hope I am describing this in such a way that makes sense. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
@Rustler wrote:The easiest way is to create an income account commission income, and a service item named the same which is linked to that income account
When you get the commission check, use a sales receipt and the commission income item to record the receipt
Found my answer in one of your other posts with a similar situation:
Thank you!
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