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Professional Tips and Workarounds for QuickBooks Online

You're reading from   Professional Tips and Workarounds for QuickBooks Online Improve your QuickBooks Online and bookkeeping skills using advanced techniques and best practices

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801810371
Length 344 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1 – General Tips and Shortcuts
2. Chapter 1: Creating and Reviewing Opening Balances in QuickBooks Online FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Useful Tips and Tricks Every QuickBooks User Should Know 4. Section 2 – Adapting QuickBooks Online to Suit Different Business Types
5. Chapter 3: QuickBooks Online for Manufacturing Businesses 6. Chapter 4: Recording Income for Retail Businesses 7. Chapter 5: Handling Client Money 8. Chapter 6: The Secret to Success with Projects in QuickBooks Online 9. Chapter 7: Handling Foreign Currencies in QuickBooks Online 10. Section 3 – Reviewing and Reporting Data in QuickBooks Online
11. Chapter 8: Best Practices When Reviewing Financial Records 12. Chapter 9: Enhancing the Consistency of Your Financial Statements 13. Chapter 10: Reconciling the Balance Sheet 14. Chapter 11: Closing the Year-End, the Audit Log, and More 15. Other Books You May Enjoy

Workflow of a manufacturing company

When it comes to producing goods for resale, there will usually be a process that is followed from start to finish. The order may vary slightly depending on whether products are produced at the request of a customer or whether there are materials or finished goods already in stock. Here is an example workflow:

  1. A purchase order is raised for raw materials from the supplier/vendor.
  2. Goods are delivered with a bill from the supplier.
  3. A sales order is received from a customer.
  4. A BOM is created to produce finished goods from raw materials.
  5. Work-in-progress calculations are required.
  6. Products are manufactured and stock is adjusted.
  7. Goods are dispatched to a customer, and the customer invoice is generated.

    Note

    Work-in-progress reflects the value of products that are still being manufactured but are not part of the finished stock values on the balance sheet.

Let's work through the entire process above using the tools...

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