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Austin Hanse
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Job Costing - How do I do it?

Austin Hanse
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hi Everyone! I am looking for any advice on job cost accounting software. I currently use QB Online but they don't have a job costing feature, only workarounds for now. I have done a little research on companies that integrate with QB and can track project costs specifically. What I'd like to do is create Projects/Jobs for each project I am working on and track expenses under these projects. I would also like to create a Project/Job for Overhead so I can track my admin and overhead costs. A Profit Loss statement is nice, but I'd like to get more detailed. Any recommendations or advice is much appreciated.

Disclaimer: I do not own any properties yet but do own a small landscaping company which is what I am asking this question for. However, I will be investing in multi-families soon and would like to apply this same accounting method for the properties as well.

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