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If you are producing quarterly accounts for management purposes how do you go about adding bills that cover more than the quarter you are doing?

Would you just add 1/4 of the bill to the P/L statement? Can you put into quickbooks what period the bill covers and then the software works it out for you or is there an easier automated way to do this?

 



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I would post a journal for accruals and prepayments dated the last day of the quarter, and then I would do the reverse of that journal on the first day of the new quarter

I don't believe there is an automated way to do calculate the accrual or prepayment on Quickbooks.

HTH :)

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Is there not recurring journals in Quickbooks?

In Sage you could setup prepayment / accruals monthly movement?

Not used Quickbooks in about 5 years and even then took one look and ran away haha



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I think Quickbooks has a function called memorised transactions that is similar.

I would be more inclined to memorise a Sage journal, then use this to memorise the reverse journal. You can then "recall", charge the date, and any amounts that aren't fixed.

Either way would work, but I like the memorised journal, as I usually have a lot of recurring entries that relate to the bank, so having the memorised journal allows me to run the month end when I am ready, whilst still allowing me to balance the bank

HTH and makes sense!



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