Computer Accounting with QuickBooks Online - Chapter 7 - Key Terms – Inventory

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Vendor transactions Including placing product order, receiving products, and paying bills
Customer transactions Including recording sale of product on invoices and receiving customer payments
Vendors: Purchase Order To record our order of products from vendors; is a record of the products and quantities we ordered
Vendors: Bill To record our obligation to pay vendor for the products (Accounts Payable)
Vendors: Pay Bills To pay vendor bills for products received
Customers: Invoice To record resale of product to customer and the customer’s promise to pay later (Accounts Receivable)
Customers: Receive Payment To record collection of the customer’s payment
Customers: Bank Deposit To record customer’s payment in the bank account
When we enter inventory transactions, we need to use the following QBO lists: 1. Vendors List 2. Customer List 3. Products and Services List
Inventory Products that we buy for which we track quantities, such as dog hammocks that Mookie The Beagle Concierge buys to resell.
Non-inventory Products that we buy but we don’t need to track the quantity of the product, such as pens used for office supplies.
Service Services that we buy from vendors, such as legal services, and services that we sell to customers, such as pet concierge
Bundle A bundle is a collection of products and services that we sell together as a bundle.
Two ways that we can update the Products and Services List are: 1. Before entering transactions 2. While entering transactions
Internal control Is a set or processes and procedures to safeguard assets and detect errors.
3-way match Is a principle of internal control to match when ordering, receiving, and payment for inventory.
3-way match compares 1. What was ordered? 2. What was received? 3. What was billed?
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