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QuickBooks Strategies for the Professional Services Industry

QuickBooks Strategies for the Professional Services Industry

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Page 1: QuickBooks Strategies for the Professional Services Industry

QuickBooks Strategies

for the Professional Services Industry

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Contents

Items vs Expenses Profitability by Job Profitability by Dept/Location Payroll Estimates vs. Actual

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Items vs. Expenses

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B) When you “create” items, you will be required to select Expense/Income accounts for summarizing “purchasing” and “sales” activities. These designations also dictate where the transactions will appear on your Profit & Loss Reports.

A) Use the “Items” tab for job-related/direct costs.

This method will produce more accurate job-costing reports in QuickBooks.

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A) Use the “Expense” tab for admin costs .

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Both Methods ultimately affect the same Profit & Loss Accounts, but “Items” enhance the “Profit & Loss by Job” Report

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Job-Costing ReportsAre you a Supervisor – Checking on your Projects?

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Tracking Divisions/Locations

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Use “SubAccounts” for DepartmentsExample 1 Example 2

Professional Services Job Labor Costs

When creating or editing an account, be sure to mark the “Subaccount of” box

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Use “Class” for LocationsExample 1 Example 2

NE Office / SW Office Truck 1 / Truck 2

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Job-Costing ReportsAre you a Manager Reviewing Performance by Divisions?

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Tracking Workman’s Comp Codes

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Payroll ServiceEnhanced & Assisted - ONLY

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Tracking SubContractorsWhen creating a new vendor:1. Select the “Additional Info” tab2. Select the “Vendor Type”3. Create two custom fields: a. Liability Insurance b. Workers Comp

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Reports Center - Job-Costing(QuickBooks Premier & Enterprise – ONLY)

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Reports from the Contractors Edition

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Estimate vs Actual

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