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Join nowI'd like to point you in the right direction, adrianscrazylife.
If you're unsure how to categorize your expenses, I'd recommend consulting your accountant for advice. You can also find one in your area here: Find a ProAdvisor.
Once you know which category to select, feel free to check this article to complete the task in your QuickBooks Self-Employed: Schedule C and expense categories in QuickBooks Self-Employed.
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Thanks, but training is such a very common thing. Virtually every company invests in some amount of courses and training, so I'm just looking for what category it should be posted in. I'm sure it's already in the chart of accounts and if it isn't, it should be.
This doesn't seem like something worth bothering my tax guy with - it's just a simple question. Training should be categorized as _____.
Thanks!
Adrian
Thank you, but this is such a simple question. Virtually every company invests in courses and training for it's employees, so this should be part of the existing chart of accounts. I'm just not seeing it. If it isn't, it should be added because this applies to ALL large and small businesses.
So, training should be categorized as ___________. Very basic question and not something I should need to bother contacting my tax advisor for. If you don't know, maybe someone else on your team does.
Thanks!
Adrian
Did you get an answer to this Adrian - I have the same question and, like you, thought it would be in the Chart of Accounts somewhere under expenses.
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