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Hello, I have a client who is moving towards recognizing revenue and measuring results on a completed contract method. They have recently upgraded to Quickbooks Enterprise 21 (contractor). But the job end date does not seem to be able to be utilized to filter job results, or even to be displayed on reports that show results. How have other contracting firms handled this? To be clear I would like to be able to see profitability results for all jobs that completed in August vs September, or all jobs that completed for a quarter. Thank you!
I know I could probably create a job status for each year and month and use that as a workaround to be able to use the reports that utilize job status. But I am hoping for something more robust as I am sure this is something other clients have tried to do too.
Consider having a construction management app to integrate with your QBD.
Hi there, @inishowen.
I can help you run this kind of report in QuickBooks Desktop.
You'll have to use two statements so you'll be able to get and compare the information you want for August and September. I'd suggest running the Job Profitability Summary report to view those completed jobs depending on the status.
You can follow the steps below.
Additionally, you can pull up the Transactions Detail report to support the dates for fully paid invoices that indicate the jobs. Here's how:
Just in case you have other concerns with reports and accounting, you can check this page for help articles.
You can always place a comment if you have other concerns. That way, I can help anytime. Stay safe and well, inishowen!
Could you tell me how you have the revenue set up for your client's completed contract to show in the correct year? I don't think in the past our QB was set up correctly for the completed contract method. We are a manufacturer and looking at the past it appears that the uncompleted job's revenue is showing when the invoice hits QB's. some of our jobs close in the following year leaving those jobs where our expenses, as well as billed amounts, are moved, but it isn't reducing our revenue for the year. We use. QB desktop Contractor's Edition, 2019 I believe.
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