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cash basis report: customize profit and loss report to include expenses

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There is no reason to customize the built in P&L for what you are saying is the problem

On the standard P&L, if the reporting method is set to cash basis – only actual payments of expenses will show. If the reporting method is accrual then all expenses show, even […]

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cash basis report: Why is my P&L showing bills instead of bill payments on a cash basis report?

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cash basis report: Why doesn’t a 0.00 inventory item entered on a customer invoice as a giveaway show up in my P&L cost of goods when on a cash basis report?

Is the invoice paid for? Check the item, at the bottom of the item screen it says average cost = ?? is there a positive number?

Try doing that on a sales receipt for just that give away item and check the COGS posting.

Resolution for 'cash basis report issue: 'Why doesn’t a 0.00 inventory item entered on a customer invoice as a giveaway show up in my P&L cost of goods when on a cash basis report?' available: Yes.

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