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Hi there, 3dxtrusion-gmail.
I'm happy to help you out this afternoon. What you're going to want to do is enter a billable expense manually, to do that follow these steps below.
Step 1: Turn on billable expense:
To record billable expenses, turn on billable expense tracking.
Step 2: Enter a billable expense:
Here’s how to bill a customer for an expense.
"Something's not quite right" when saving the expense transaction.
Step 3: Add billable expenses to invoices:
To reimburse the cost, link the billable expense to your customer's invoice.
I'm also including a helpful tutorial video below:
Once done, you've successfully set your own billable expense in QuickBooks Online.
If there's anything else I can help with in the meantime, please, reach out below. Thanks and have a nice day.
The process you described is for Quickbook Plus. I am using QB Essential.
But still what my question is different. I don't want to send any billable expense to the customer.
Suppose I ordered a dozen T shirt at cost of $3/shirt. Then I printed it with an additional cost of $2/shirt .
Total cost $5/shirt. I am selling at a price of $8/shirt with a profit of $3/shirt.
Now how should I manage those cost and price. What accounts should I create or charge to, so at the end of year my cost and profit are separated and eventually I know my taxable income.
Please explain that.
Thank you very much for your help.
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