Inventory control

Phelec
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Inventory control

Hi my question is we do quotes/orders itemising stock labour etc to quote a job but when it comes to invoicing my boss does not want the customer to see the items used and only creates a one line description of work done, but he still wants the stock as accurate as possible.  Can we invoice the customer on a new invoice for the value of the job but on the quote/order zero out the dollar values and close, deducting the stock used from the stock levels? 

 

What ramifications could this have?  I have asked my accountant but he can't answer the question.

 

Thanks in advance for any assistance or suggestions on who else we can get around the problem 

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Julie_A_C
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Re: Inventory control

hi @Phelec 

 

Give me a few days and I will see if i can think of the easiest solution to this for you.

 

 

Julie Carter AIPA, BBus(Acctg),
MYOB Professional Partner, Registered BAS Service Provider
Associate Member of Institute of Public Accountants
Member Association of Accounting Technicians
ph: 0417 927 654 email: accuratebooks7@gmail.com
JAC' of All Trades Bookkeeping (Servicing from Leederville to Pinjarra, Fremantle to Armadale WA)


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Re: Inventory control

hi @Phelec 

 

Try this.

 

You will need to create a new account in either assets or liabilities called 'Quote clearing account' with the tax code GST.  In items you will need to create a new item that you sell maybe called 'Invoiced', Income account for tracking will be the new account you created 'Quote clearing account', with the tax code being GST.  You will get a warning about the account you are using but just okay that.

 

Do your item quote up with all items entered and add some identifier maybe the quote number that comes up automatically but something slightly different, maybe IQ before the number or after.

 

Then do your quote that you do for the customer and send this to them, but allocate this Quote to the Quote clearing account you created and make sure the quote number is the same as the detailed except without the IQ.

 

Once the customer accepts the quote, convert both to an invoice.  On the itemised one prior to recording it go and add a line of -1 then the item Invoiced and then enter the total amount of the invoice in the price column.

 

When i tried to this 3 times, the system did not like it and kept saying something went wrong, so i just converted it to an invoice and then went back to the itemised invoice and added the line after it was converted.

 

This will keep your inventory stocktake correct. 

 

Let me know how you go.

 

 

Julie Carter AIPA, BBus(Acctg),
MYOB Professional Partner, Registered BAS Service Provider
Associate Member of Institute of Public Accountants
Member Association of Accounting Technicians
ph: 0417 927 654 email: accuratebooks7@gmail.com
JAC' of All Trades Bookkeeping (Servicing from Leederville to Pinjarra, Fremantle to Armadale WA)


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