accpac simply accounting 9.0 Benutzerhandbuch

Part 5:  Developing Your Business  

26–2    Simply Accounting 

 

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H1020

Handles: Locking

13

3,800.0000

Each

17,100.00

20,093.24

-2,993.24

-17.50

H1030

Handles: Passage

2

2,000.0000

Each

9,100.00

8,985.72

114.28

1.26

H2010

Hinges: Cabinet

1

1,000.0000

Each

2,600.00

2,756.73

-156.73

-6.03

H2020

Hinges: Door

1

200.0000

Each

864.00

587.56

276.44

32.00

H2510

Nails: Finish

15

3,050.0000

Pound

8,296.00

6,675.66

1,620.34

19.53

H2520

Nails: Wood

3

2,150.0000

Pound

3,848.50

3,379.44

469.06

12.19

H4010

Padlocks

1

500.0000

Each

1,600.00

1,464.94

135.06

8.44

H7010

Stain: Black

2

510.0000

Gallon

6,120.00

5,432.98

687.02

11.23

H7020

Stain: Brown

12

3,600.0000

Gallon

43,200.00

47,939.28

-4,739.28

-10.97

H7030

Stain: Grey

2

1,024.0000

Gallon

12,288.00

11,162.37

1,125.63

9.16

H8010

Paint Stripper

1

100.0000

Gallon

810.00

732.77

77.23

9.53

H8020

Turpentine

1

100.0000

Gallon

800.00

640.54

159.46

19.93

H9010

Glue: Plastic

5

810.0000

Pint

3,240.00

2,659.24

580.76

17.92

H9020

Glue: Wood

2

300.0000

Pint

1,074.00

877.43

196.57

18.30

L1010

Plywood: 1/4"

2

5,000.0000

Sheet

37,000.00

32,099.97

4,900.03

13.24

L1020

Plywood: 1/2"

15

31,000.0000

Sheet

364,000.00

398,029.92

-34,029.92

-9.35

L1030

Plywood: 3/4"

15

29,750.0000

Sheet

526,500.00

477,487.47

49,012.53

9.31

L2001

Lumber: 1x4

16

12,500.0000

Board

9,500.00

9,362.48

137.52

1.45

L2010

Lumber:1x6

12

18,000.0000

Board

14,580.00

13,444.32

1,135.68

7.79

L2020

Lumber: 1x8

1

5,000.0000

Board

6,300.00

5,961.73

338.27

5.37

L2130

Lumber: 2x10

15

7,500.0000

Board

23,625.00

22,065.01

1,559.99

6.60

R1001

Roofing: Asphalt Tile

4

5,200.0000

Square

283,440.00

233,687.77

49,752.23

17.55

R1010

Roofing: Rolled

12

6,000.0000

Roll

249,600.00

205,434.50

44,165.50

17.69

R1020

Roofing: Shakes

3

900.0000

Square

64,350.00

67,374.80

-3,024.80

-4.70

W1030

Drywall: 3/4"

1

100.0000

Sheet

878.00

812.77

65.23

7.43

W1040

Drywall: 7/8"

12

11,000.0000

Sheet

90,750.00

58,668.51

32,081.49

35.35

W1090

Drywall Mud

1

2,000.0000

Gallon

13,000.00

12,317.30

682.70

5.25

153,094.0000

1,794,463.50

1,650,134.45

144,329.05

Average Margin: 

8.04

S1020

Drafting

10

920.0000

Hour

92,000.00

S1040

Engineering Consulting

9

270.0000

Hour

270,000.00

S1060

Estimating Consulting

9

90.0000

Hour

90,000.00

S1080

Surveying

12

725.0000

Hour

362,500.00

2,005.0000

814,500.00

 

Pay particular attention to the profit you make on each item. Of 
course, you may sell some items below cost to attract other 
business. However, you should be careful to retain the right mix 
of profitable sales and unprofitable ones if you use this strategy. 

Remember that a healthy margin varies with the industry and 
the perceived value of the item that you are selling. For instance, 
if you are in the computer industry, a margin of 10 percent can 
be quite healthy. If, however, you are in the fashion industry, 
10 percent can be quite low. 

When you first set up your inventory items, you can enter a 
minimum level. When the quantity falls below the minimum 
level due to an order or sale, Simply Accounting reminds you to 
re-order the item. 

If you are about to place an order with a vendor to resupply an 
item, you might want to check to see if other items are close to 
their minimum level. To do this, you can print an Inventory 
Quantity report.