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Hi,
How could I record in quickbooks supplies bought for auto repairs job, as I have a lot of auto parts which I need a report of how much the company spent on each part?
Thanks
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Hello, Merhill770.
I'll share some info and steps to help you with the supplies.
In QuickBooks, you can create a check or expense for the supplies you bought. If you want to bill this transaction to a customer/job, you can make select the billable option. This way, you'll be able to invoice the customer/job.
In case you don't have the billable feature enabled, please feel free to follow these steps to turn it on:
After the steps, go to + New > Check or Expense and enter the details of the supplies. Once done, you can run the Expenses by Vendor Summary or Purchases by Vendor Detail. These reports will display your total expenses for each vendor or your purchases grouped by vendor.
Here's how you can run the report:
To learn more about the process or adding the expenses, different reports, and how you can customize them, please check out these articles:
If you have any other questions about the steps I've shared, or need help with other concerns in your account, please let me know by leaving a reply below. I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Take care and stay safe.
Hello, Merhill770.
I'll share some info and steps to help you with the supplies.
In QuickBooks, you can create a check or expense for the supplies you bought. If you want to bill this transaction to a customer/job, you can make select the billable option. This way, you'll be able to invoice the customer/job.
In case you don't have the billable feature enabled, please feel free to follow these steps to turn it on:
After the steps, go to + New > Check or Expense and enter the details of the supplies. Once done, you can run the Expenses by Vendor Summary or Purchases by Vendor Detail. These reports will display your total expenses for each vendor or your purchases grouped by vendor.
Here's how you can run the report:
To learn more about the process or adding the expenses, different reports, and how you can customize them, please check out these articles:
If you have any other questions about the steps I've shared, or need help with other concerns in your account, please let me know by leaving a reply below. I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Take care and stay safe.
Are you referring to shop supplies like penetrating oil, zip-ties, etc? Or, are you referring to replacement parts like brake pads and water pumps that you markup?
If it's shop supplies, it makes sense just to record them as a shop supplies expense. You can then set up a corresponding shop supplies income account to add to the customer's invoice. That way, you can compare income and expense for the supplies to ensure you're covering your costs/creating a profit margin.
If it's replacement parts that are marked up, I'd suggest setting up an item for each part and record your cost and retail.
Thank you so much
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