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Part 1: Setting Up
5–2 Simply Accounting
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Turn On the Project Allocation Option
The revenue and expense accounts that come with the Simply
Accounting templates are already set to allow project allocation.
However, if you add new accounts, or if you want to allocate
from other types of accounts, you must turn on the option for
each account.
Accounting templates are already set to allow project allocation.
However, if you add new accounts, or if you want to allocate
from other types of accounts, you must turn on the option for
each account.
If you plan to allocate from asset, liability, or equity accounts, we
recommend that you check with your accountant.
recommend that you check with your accountant.
1. In the Home window, choose the Accounts icon, open the
account you wish to use for allocation, then check the Allow
Project Allocations box.
Project Allocations box.
This field appears only in
the Canadian version.
the Canadian version.
Check this box to be able
to allocate amounts to
projects from this account.
to allocate amounts to
projects from this account.
Save
2. On the File menu, choose Save.
Rename the Project Module
You can use the project features in Simply Accounting to keep
track of jobs, cost centres, profit centres, departments, branches,
or any other type of division. If you prefer not to call these
“projects,” you can rename the module.
track of jobs, cost centres, profit centres, departments, branches,
or any other type of division. If you prefer not to call these
“projects,” you can rename the module.
1. In the Home window, on the Setup menu, choose System
Settings, then Names.
Turn on project option
Rename the module
Decide how to allocate
Add projects
Rename the module
Decide how to allocate
Add projects
5 Turn on project option
Rename the module
Decide how to allocate
Add projects
Rename the module
Decide how to allocate
Add projects