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Aug 25th, 06, 06:01 PM
I'll call today and see if I can help.
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Aug 25th, 06, 08:29 PM
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Aug 25th, 06, 10:02 PM
J,
If you mean the gas is an expense that cannot be attributed to a particular job, the expense is an indirect expense. These expenses can be identified as indirect in QB. To calculate their impact on Revenue create an indirect expense pool, divide that pool by direct labor and you will know how much of each dollar per labor hour pays for everything else. Many times identifying indirect expense per labor hour turns a marginal company around. I know this not from my experience, but from hearing it from professional accountants and experienced contractors. This is what Brian, in the 'how much does it cost to be in business', thread is bringing to the table. Cape Fear, USA 910-620-6300 mypainterwebsite.com On time, on budget, and exactly as promised, guaranteed. |
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Aug 29th, 06, 12:52 AM
Consider it overhead. If your truck is part of your business, fuel is a part of operating a tool in your business. Next year, you look at this year's overhead and spread it over the number of jobs you plan on doing and adjust your price accordingly. Insurance, vehicle payments (and interest on the loans), office equipment, advertising, etlc. also all go into an overhead account.
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Aug 29th, 06, 10:54 AM
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This came up in a different thread, so I thought I'd pass it along here: If you don't have the local college extracurricular/extended credit (non-enrolled) catalog, call and get one. You'll be amazed what you find. Selling, QuickBooks, Marketing, Welding, Small Engine repair, Small business finance, MS office, OutLook, and a whole lot more. and most courses are only $49-69 for 3-20 hours of instruction. And most courses are nights and weekends offerings. |
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