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Before entering your labor and materials on an invoice, you'll need to create their appropriate items.
Here's how:
Now you'll be able to use these items when creating invoices.
If there's any additional questions, I'm just a post away. Have a lovely day!
I have all our products entered. Just on the invoice I would like it to total the material in one line and the labor in another.
So at the bottom of my invoice I would like it to be something like
Material Total
Labor total
Sales tax
Total
Vs
Subtotal
Tax
Total
Just so they can see what material cost is vs labor cost. Right now we just calculate it out but would be nice to have it easily viewable.
Thank you for posting a reply in the Community, @tuomiflooring. Let me add up to the information provided by our colleague @ZackE.
Currently, customizing invoices to separate labor and material costs is unavailable in QuickBooks Online.
I suggest the billable expense to track it accurately. Here's the article for that: Billable expense in QuickBooks Online.
You can also try using a third party app that integrates with QuickBooks Online. You can visit Intuit QuickBooks Apps to check the third party apps that you would like to use in your business.
Here's how:
You can post a reply if you need further assistance. I will be happy to assist you. Keep safe and have good day!
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