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Trade: Remodeling & Home Additions
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Delaware
Posts: 2,434
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Quickbooks - Assigning Purchases To A Job
when entering transactions to the 'Write Checks' box, I can enter a customer:job and assign the transaction as 'billable'. What about the case when you have multiple contracts with the same customer? I.e. customer John Smith has a contract with you to fix property A and also one for property B.
Maybe I don't have 'jobs' added to a customer's acct. |
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Trade: Remodeling
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Masschusetts
Posts: 77
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Re: Quickbooks - Assigning Purchases To A Job
I have found that the easiest way to track is by adding a job for everything.
1) Open customer center. 2) Highlight customers name. 3) Click on New Customer & Job. 4) Click on Add Job. 5) Enter Job name and any other info you want to enter. Once that is done I go and create an invoice for that specific job and track all expenses accordingly. Then when you go write checks, you will assign the expense to Joe Smith/Job1 instead of Joe Smith. |
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