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My construction customers sometimes need a report on a cash basis even though they maintain accrual accounting.
Is there an "per report" option?
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Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Easyas12.
You can use this link to access the Customize vendor reports. Also, I've updated the link associated on the general article provided by KlentB.
Meanwhile, the Custom Report is available on all reports. The customization options in the Modify Report window may vary on the report you pull up. You can use this link for more details about it: Customize reports in QuickBooks Desktop.
You can always get back to us if you need more assistance in customizing the reports. Have a great day!
Hi there, Easyas12.
I'm here to provide some insights about cash and accrual basis in the reports.
The option to have an accrual and cash basis per report is unavailable in QuickBooks Desktop. The reports in the Customer & Receivables group show the list of open transactions and payments. In addition, they will show the income regardless of whether your customers have paid your invoices. That's why, the don't have a Report Basis option anymore, and are considered to be running on Accrual basis by default.
On the other hand, other reports like in the Company & Financial and Sales groups only show sales receipts and open transactions, and do not include payments. This is why they have a Report Basis option.
If you need a cash basis of your customer report, we can pull up the Sales by Customer Detail. This will show all the sales grouped by customer including the date, type, amount, and total. Here's how:
Please take note that Summary reports can be on a cash or accrual basis. These are the reports that summarize groups of transactions. Detail reports always default to accrual basis when you create them from the Reports menu. These reports list individual transactions.
If you want to set up your preferences, you can follow the steps below:
Check out this article that will guide you in tracking where your business stands in terms of income and expenses: Customize company and financial reports.
You can always find me here if you need a helping hand in managing your reports. Assistance is just one comment away.
First a link you provided:
Check out this article that will guide you in tracking where your business stands in terms of income and expenses: Customize company and financial reports.
That brought up a topic which was more inline with my needs--
But that link was broken.
Second -- can you speak to "custom" reports?
Is the option always available on those reports?
Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Easyas12.
You can use this link to access the Customize vendor reports. Also, I've updated the link associated on the general article provided by KlentB.
Meanwhile, the Custom Report is available on all reports. The customization options in the Modify Report window may vary on the report you pull up. You can use this link for more details about it: Customize reports in QuickBooks Desktop.
You can always get back to us if you need more assistance in customizing the reports. Have a great day!
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