Thanks for any help provided.
One way you could handle this is to setup a 'Consumables' inventory
account - make it a P&L account so the items are expensed when they
are received. Then, when the consumables are issued to the requesting
department, use the requesting department expense account as the
Inventory Offset account. This way, the costs of the consumables
would be charged out to the correct department and anything left in
that account at period-end could be considered general consumables
expense.
Hope this helps,
Frank Hamelly, MCP-GP
NOVA Solutions LLC
Melbourne, FL
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Victoria Yudin
Dynamics GP MVP
Flexible Solutions, Inc.
"Frank Hamelly, MCP-GP" <fham...@cfl.rr.com> wrote in message
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Any objection to my adding this advice to DynamicAccounting.net? With
credit to you of course. I like this suggestion.
Mark
On Aug 22, 9:38 am, "Victoria [MVP]" <victo...@flex-solutions.com>
wrote:
> I would just like to second that advice. We have a customer doing this and
> it's working great for them.
>
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> Victoria Yudin
> Dynamics GP MVP
> Flexible Solutions, Inc.
>
Thanks for asking.
Frank