2012.  Activate the Inventory function  Set up Inventory Items in the Item list  Use QuickBooks to calculate the average cost of inventory  Record.

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2012

 Activate the Inventory function  Set up Inventory Items in the Item list  Use QuickBooks to calculate the average cost of inventory  Record sales of Inventory using sales forms  Use purchase orders to order inventory  Receive inventory against purchase orders  Enter bills for received inventory  Set up Group Items to bundle products and/or services  Create reports about inventory

 Perpetual Inventory  Average Cost method ◦ Not first-in, first-out (FIFO) (Enterprise Only) ◦ Not last-in, first-out (LIFO)

Inventory Asset A special Other Current Asset account that tracks the cost of each inventory Item purchased. This account increases (by the actual purchase cost) when inventory is purchased, and decreases (by the weighted average cost) when inventory Items are sold. Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold is subtracted from total Income on the Profit & Loss report to show Gross Profit. QuickBooks automatically increases Cost of Goods Sold each time you sell an inventory Item.

 Each time you sell inventory items ◦ The average cost per unit is multiplied by the number of units sold ◦ This amount is deducted from the Inventory Asset account and added to the Cost of Goods Sold account

Situation/TransactionCalculation You have ten 8x10 picture frames in stock. Each originally costs $ units X $5.00 per unit = $50.00 total cost You buy ten new 8x10 picture frames at $6.00 each. 10 units X $6.00 per unit = $60.00 total cost The combined cost in inventory.$ $60.00 = $ The average cost per unit is equal to the total cost of inventory divided by the total units in inventory. total cost/total units = average cost/unit $ / 20 = $5.50 avg. cost/unit

 When you sell inventory, always use an Invoice or a Sales Receipt to record the sale  This ensures that QuickBooks updates your inventory records and your financial reports at the same time

 To see how an Invoice affects the General Ledger, use a Transaction Journal report

 Two ways of purchasing inventory: ◦ Pay for items at the time of purchase using check or credit card ◦ Use the inventory ordering and receiving process

 Use Purchase Orders to track inventory purchases, and to easily determine which items you have on order

 This report shows the total dollar amount for all open purchase orders, not just the open balance of each Purchase Order

 To check the status of a purchase order or to change or cancel it, edit the purchase order directly  The whole PO remains “open” until all items are received

 When the final shipment arrives, enter another Item Receipt

 Select the Vendors menu and then select Enter Bill for Received Items

 If your vendor ships more than you ordered on a Purchase Order, you have three choices 1.Refuse the extra shipment and send it back without recording anything in QuickBooks 2.Receive the extra shipment into inventory and keep it (and pay for it) 3.Receive the extra shipment into inventory, send it back and record a Bill Credit in QuickBooks

 If the vendor refunds your money: ◦ Add the refund directly onto your next deposit ◦ Code the deposit to the account and class you used when you recorded the overcharge on the bill  If the vendor sends you a credit memo: ◦ Enter a Bill Credit ◦ Code the Bill Credit to the account and class you used when you recorded the overcharge on the bill

 QuickBooks adjusts inventory with each purchase or sale of inventory  Inventory can also be manually adjusted in case of: ◦ An increase or decrease in the value of your inventory on hand ◦ Change quantity of inventory items

 Group Items allow you to bundle products and/or services on sales forms

 Inventory Item QuickReport  Inventory Stock Status by Item Report  Inventory Stock Status by Vendor Report  Inventory Valuation Summary Report  Inventory Valuation Detail Report

 Generated from the Item List  Report for specific item

 A quick snapshot of each inventory part, and the number of units on hand and on order  Inventory turnover, showing a column for sales per week

 Inventory parts on hand and on order  Sorted by the Preferred Vendor field in the item

 The value of your inventory items as of a certain date

 Define Unit of Measure  Once defined, it can be applied to other items.

 When you “build assemblies” from Inventory Items into Assembly Items, QuickBooks automatically adjusts the quantities and values on hand of the inventory items (components) and the assemblies (finished goods)

 Activate the Inventory function  Set up Inventory Items in the Item list  Use QuickBooks to calculate the average cost of inventory  Record sales of Inventory using sales forms  Use purchase orders to order inventory  Receive inventory against purchase orders  Enter bills for received inventory  Set up Group Items to bundle products and/or services  Create reports about inventory