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CCT3556
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How to record damaged goods non inventory?

Sold a granite counter top, sales order created.

Recorded on sales order... 

Granite Color and Size of Slab purchased 

Fabrication 

Field Service 

Employee broke 1 granite counter piece upon arriving on field service day. 
We must remake partial piece of granite but must repurchase entire granite slab to replace small broken piece. 
Cost..
Repurchase slab 
Re fabricate small piece again

No inventory 

No refund to customer * just replacement 

Broken piece is not reusable 
What is the best way to record this broken partial non inventory good  in QB? 

 

 

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Angelyn_T
QuickBooks Team

How to record damaged goods non inventory?

Hello, @CCT3556.

 

This is really hard to encounter such experience in your line of business. However, let me make it easier for you here in QuickBooks. For the damaged amount, you can record a credit memo and apply it when recording a new invoice for the replacement item.

 

Here's how to create a credit memo:

 

  1. Open your QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT), then select Create Credit Memos/Refunds from the Customers tab.
  2. Fill in the necessary information on the Credit Memo page, then choose to Retain as an available credit.
  3. Hit OK.

To apply the credit memo to the new invoice, tap on Apply Credits from the Invoice page.

 

You can also read this article about giving customers a credit memo or refund in QBDT.

 

On the other hand, you can as well work with a professional account for other ways and options to record these transactions. They can guide you further and help account the entries accordingly.

 

As always, you can open the topics from this link which contains references about the customer transaction workflows in QBDT. 

 

I've got your back if you have any other questions and I'm happy to answer them for you, @CCT3556. Just add a comment below. Take care!

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