Tag: "G/L"

Tip of The Week: Keep non-taxable clients non-taxable
[ 0 ] February 18, 2013

Tip of The Week: Keep non-taxable clients non-taxable

If you have non-taxable clients, you can ensure that their invoices are always non-taxable. Choose My > Clients. Find the client and click on the Billing Info button. Remove any sales tax percentages and associated G/L accounts you find listed. Now any newly-added A/R invoices will not have sales tax. (If you have existing, unposted [...]

Tip of The Week: Juggling multiple bank accounts
[ 0 ] November 12, 2012

Tip of The Week: Juggling multiple bank accounts

Clients & Profits can track multiple bank accounts and their checks at the same time. Just make sure that each account has its own distinct check numbering sequence. The starting check number for an account is added to the corresponding G/L account. From that point on, each time you add a new check for that [...]

Tip of The Week: Jobs, journal entries, and expenses
[ 0 ] October 15, 2012

Tip of The Week: Jobs, journal entries, and expenses

Even though you can add a job number to a journal entry, it does not affect that job ticket. Use journal entries only when you need to adjust something in your General Ledger and financials. For JEs, job number is completely optional, and used only for reference in the G/L. If you need to affect [...]

Tip of The Week: Track tax deductible donations
[ 0 ] July 9, 2012

Tip of The Week: Track tax deductible donations

Enter tax deductible donations charged to credit cards like any other overhead purchase. To keep track of such charges, a specific GL account can be set up and debited when adding A/P invoices. To review those donations at any time, print an account history. (Choose Setup > Chart of Accounts. Find the account and highlight [...]

Tip of The Week: Review future recurring G/L entries
[ 0 ] June 25, 2012

Tip of The Week: Review future recurring G/L entries

Future recurring General Ledger entries can be easily reviewed. Simply print a G/L proof list and select the option to include recurring entries. Every unposted recurring entry prints on the proof list. Choose File > Find JEs if you wish to edit the amounts on a future recurring entry. From the Edit menu, select Edit [...]

Tip of The Week: Add credit card charges sooner
[ 0 ] June 11, 2012

Tip of The Week: Add credit card charges sooner

You don’t have to wait for a credit card statement to add (and bill) its charges. Have AEs turn in their receipts as they happen. Immediately cost those charges to jobs as Expenses. (Choose Accounting > Expenses. From the Edit menu, choose Add Expenses.) Once posted, they are ready for billing. When the credit card [...]

Tip of The Week: Reviewing profit centers & G/L accounts
[ 0 ] May 14, 2012

Tip of The Week: Reviewing profit centers & G/L accounts

To easily review which profit centers your G/L accounts belong to, print the report from the Chart of Accounts lookup list. (Choose Lookup > Chart of Accounts, then click the Print button.) If you wish to review or print for each profit center separately, select a profit center from the “Select:” pop-up menu. Only that [...]

Tip of The Week: Need to unpost a Journal Entry?
[ 0 ] May 7, 2012

Tip of The Week: Need to unpost a Journal Entry?

When a journal entry made directly to the GL is unposted, the JE actually remains posted along with a reversing entry, zeroing out the JE. This preserves the audit trail. Automatically, an unposted journal entry is added that copies the original JE. To edit its amounts, choose Edit > Edit Amounts. Then proof and post. [...]

Tip of The Week: Where did our G/L go?
[ 0 ] February 13, 2012

Tip of The Week: Where did our G/L go?

When you close your accounting year in C&P, your G/L disappears–kind of. C&P calculates the agency’s net income by subtracting job costs and overhead expenses from total income. The amount of your profit is then posted to retained earnings, an equity (or net worth) account. Also, a beginning balance journal entry is posted based upon [...]

Closing the year with Clients & Profits (part 1)
[ 0 ] December 20, 2011

Closing the year with Clients & Profits (part 1)

Closing the year in Clients & Profits is extremely important and should be done sometime after the end of your fiscal year. Since Clients & Profits supports two simultaneous fiscal years (for a total of 15 to 24 accounting periods), there’s no real sense of urgency about year-end closing. But the sooner you do it, [...]

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