Cost of Goods Sold on Profit and Loss by Job Statement

Hi there, @AngeliqueVal!

Your profit and Loss reflects the original Cost of Goods Sold before creating your invoices. I'm here to help make sure so can correct the income amount of your reports.

To start with, let's review all your transactions in your Profit and Loss report. Making sure to select the appropriate accounting method for your business.

From there, you can review your transactions. Specify the necessary amounts of your inventory Cost of Good Sold. With this, you'll be able to update those transactions with zero amount in the Cost of Good Sold.

This way, you can specify the correct amounts for your inventory Cost of Good Sold. Thus, accurately displaying the correct amounts of your Cost of Good Sold in your Profit and Loss report.

Please let me know how it works or if you have any other questions. I'll be always around ready to help.

Thanks I figured it out.  When I adjusted the value of the inventory, the account that it was pulling from was auto populate and I didn't change it.  After chaning it to my WIP account and refresh the report is again correct.  Thank you.

Hi, AngeliqueVal.

Thanks for getting back to us.

Good to hear that everything is working fine on your end. I appreciate the details you've provided and for trying to fix the Profit and Loss by Job Statement.

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