peachtree-software peachtree complete accounting 7.0 Anleitung Für Quick Setup
Tutorials
Getting Started Guide
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In the General tab, do the following:
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Make sure the Line Item Entry Display option is set to two lines.
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Select both Smart Data Entry options by putting check marks in the
“Automatic field completion” and “Drop-down list displays
automatically” check boxes.
“Automatic field completion” and “Drop-down list displays
automatically” check boxes.
You could possibly have other global options selected as well. However,
the above options are the only ones that directly affect this tutorial.
the above options are the only ones that directly affect this tutorial.
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When finished, select OK to close the Maintain Global Options window.
Job Costs
Job costs are any costs associated with the completion of a job or project.
These may include costs associated with purchasing materials, or paying for
labor, equipment, or subcontractors. Peachtree Accounting lets you assign
job ID codes to identify jobs which can be applied to purchasing, payroll, and
sales transactions. This way, you can track how the expenses and revenues
impact costs for a specific job and analyze job profitability.
These may include costs associated with purchasing materials, or paying for
labor, equipment, or subcontractors. Peachtree Accounting lets you assign
job ID codes to identify jobs which can be applied to purchasing, payroll, and
sales transactions. This way, you can track how the expenses and revenues
impact costs for a specific job and analyze job profitability.
Peachtree Accounting helps you track job costing with easy options that can
be used at a simple or detailed level. Before setting up a job, you have to
determine how you want to use job costing.
be used at a simple or detailed level. Before setting up a job, you have to
determine how you want to use job costing.
Peachtree Accounting offers the following options to track job costing:
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Jobs only: If you want to track simple jobs where you don’t intend to
use stages or specific kinds of costs.
use stages or specific kinds of costs.
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Jobs with Phases: If you want to divide jobs into separate stages.
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Jobs with Phases, Cost Types, and Cost Codes: If you want to assess
cost of each item, its type/group, and its time of usage in each stage
of the project.
cost of each item, its type/group, and its time of usage in each stage
of the project.
Purchases
Sales
Labor