Forecast Sales and Expenses: In addition to doing budgets and tracking budget vs.

Unbilled expenses by Job: easy find all expenses that have been marked as billable to your clients or jobs, but have not been invoiced yet.

Run a report showing items that need reordering.

Inventory Reorder Point by Vendor: Track inventory and set optimal inventory levels.

Expenses not Assigned to Jobs: Identify expenses that have not been job costed and to easily assign them to correct jobs.

Jobs by Vendor: Keep track of your vendors to see what jobs each vendor is working on.

Similar to Work-in-progress reports, great to contractors and construction companies

Cost to Complete Report: compare estimated vs.

Balance Sheet by Class: easily track balance sheet items such as fixed assets, accounts receivables and accounts payable by class (department or cost center).

Profitability by Product: keep track of most profitable products in a simple to read report.

We will start discussing the reports that are not available in QuickBooks Pro, but available in QuickBooks Premier: Also there are specific reports only found on the Premier version. Also specific industries that we will mention bellow will take advantage of specialized features for them. The short answer to the question is, generally QuickBooks Premier will have more powerful features for any company dealing with Inventory. It is also important to acknowledge that on top of these features, QuickBooks Premier can do everything the Pro version can do as well. We could have spent the entire QuickBooks Training Class discussing the differences between all QuickBooks versions, even Enterprise, Mac, and Online… But In this article I will focus on the features that QuickBooks Premier has that QuickBooks Pro does not. During our training courses we quite often get the question “Why should we choose QuickBooks Premier over QuickBooks Pro?”

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