Where in the world is the Income/Profit and Loss Report?

You are correct.  You should see Income Statement. Look under Accountant or Financial reports.

We will sort this out, @raehenderson.

There are times odd behavior occurs. Let perform some troubleshooting steps to get this fix.

You can use an incognito or private window to determine if it’s a browser-related issue. Here are the keyboard shortcuts:

• Google Chrome: Ctrl+Shift+N
• Mozilla: Ctrl+Shift+P
• Internet Explorer: Ctrl+Shift+P
• Safari: Command+Shift+N

If you're able to view the Profit and Loss report in a private window, you'll need to clear your browser's cache to start a clean slate. And at the same time, it can optimize your browser's performance. You can also use other browsers as an alternative.

Let me share this article that has information on how to customize reports and set multiple filters: Customize reports in QuickBooks Online. It also contains recommended custom reports.

I appreciate your feedback regarding the report terms used by QuickBooks. I’ll take that as part of the opportunity for future enhancement.

You can count on me if there are any problems. Thanks.

Hello,

Thank you for the response.  I've tried the incognito mode as well as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, and it still doesn't show up.  Is there another possible reason the P&L report is gone?

Thanks for your prompt response, @raehenderson.

Your Company type tax form has configured to a Nonprofit organization. Other reports changes when you change the company type.

It's the reason why you can't see the "Profit and Loss" report in the Reports menu. Instead, you can look for Statement of Activity. It will report your revenue, expenditures, and net income (profit or loss). Also called a revenue statement that you see now under Business overview.

In case you wanted to email and print reports, you can refer to this article: Run reports in QuickBooks Online. It includes links about report features like customizing and memorizing statements.

Feel free to leave a comment if you need further assistance. I'll be around to help. Have a good one!

We are a non-profit, and our tax form under account settings is set correctly.  Even if we're a non-profit, we still need to run income statements.  Does Quickbooks have another name for the income statement when it's a non-profit entity?  This is exceptionally confusing.  

Thanks for adding more details, @raehenderson.

I've updated my answer above to ensure other Community members will see correct information and avoid confusion in the future.

Yes, the name of the reports is different when you're company type is set up as a Nonprofit organization (Form 990) in QuickBooks Online. Also, it is called a revenue statement or statement of financial results or income under Business overview.

You can always leave a message below if you have more questions. I'll be alert with your replies. Stay safe and well!

Did you get a report name?  I'm curious too.

My Non-profit clients also use Income Statements.

Your company has a different name for the report, @Teri.

The Profit and Loss report for a non-profit company is named as the Statement of Activity report. This is the name of your report since you're using a non-profit version of QuickBooks.

Let me guide you on how to pull up the statement of activity report.

1. On the left panel, click on Reports.
2. Search for Statement of Activity on the search bar.
3. Choose the Report Period.
4. Select the Run Report.

I've got you this helpful article in case you need some ideas about customizing a report: Customize reports in QuickBooks Online.

Keep me posted in the comments if you have any other questions. Always around ready to lend a hand.

Hi Mary Ann, 

Thanks for the reply, but I am not using QB Non-profit. I was asking which report he was supposed to use out of the choices he had shown.  

Statement of Activity is the industry standard naming for nonprofits. It is the same thing as a profit and loss, but since our focus isn't on profit and loss that naming is less relevant for nonprofits. The same is true of the term "balance sheet". That is the for-profit naming, whereas nonprofit accounting uses "Statement of Financial Position".