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South Central MN | When supplies (like shampoo) are purchased, I would list them as an expense when I purchased them. You can get pretty detailed with expenses if you want, like having shampoo as one expense, nail polish as another. You could also create a main account and sub-accounts. For example, I list vehicle insurance as the main account, and each titled vehicle as a sub-account. This may be helpful if she purchases from more than one vendor. The vendor could be the main account, with each item purchased as a sub-account. When she sells the product, I would create an invoice (this is what I do when I sell grain), and the deposit will then be ready to enter at the end of the day after that is done. I hope this makes sense. I don’t really do anything with inventory in quickbooks.
Edited by Usetobe dental asst 3/23/2022 19:37
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new to quickbooks question.
