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johnfilas
February 9, 2019
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how to categorize job recruiting expense (indeed, glass door}

  • February 9, 2019
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    Best answer by QBsguru

    Set up an expense account and call it RECRUITING.

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    QBsguruAnswer
    February 9, 2019

    Set up an expense account and call it RECRUITING.

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      vivianaec
      March 31, 2021

      Should be under another account? 

        BettyJaneB
        BettyJaneB
        March 31, 2021

        I appreciate you for reaching out here in the Community, @vivianaec.

         

        I'd like to provide some clarifications regarding the solution shared by QBsguru above.

         

         

        QBsguru is correct, you can create an expense account to use it upon categorizing your recruiting expenses.

         

        To do that:

        1. Go to the Lists menu, then select Chart of Accounts.
        2. From the Account ▼drop-down, select New.
        3. Select Expense as the account type.
        4. Press on  Continue. 
        5. Complete the account details.
        6. Select Save & Close. 

        For more details about creating accounts in QuickBooks Desktop, please see this article: Learn how to add, edit, or delete accounts from your chart of accounts in QuickBooks Desktop for Windows and Mac.

         

        Once done, you can now use the said account for your expenses. To give you more tips about managing expense transactions in QuickBooks Desktop, you can always scan through this link: Learn about the Accounts Payable workflows you can use in QuickBooks Desktop.

         

        Know that I'll be around to help if there's anything else that you need. Just let me know by leaving a reply below. Take care!

        MorganB
        MorganB
        March 17, 2022

        Hey there, rr32.

         

        Thanks for following up on this thread. 

         

        It looks like the original poster received the answer to their question, as well as solutions to follow up questions from others. Do you have any specific questions about QuickBooks? 

         

        The Community is full of knowledgeable users and QuickBooks Team members with a variety of know-how, so you're sure to get tailored advice. Let me know!

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        rr32
        March 18, 2022

        Yea. I have a credit card opened up that the beginning balance was selected to be 0.00

         

        As the company is only tracking from Jan 2022 and forward, I need to go back and change the beggining balance. Like the Opening Balance itself. Can i not edit this ? and I know someone will end up posting the same 4 or 5 links to stuff that does not actually answer the question. I need to know exactly where to go to be able to edit the beginning balance.

         

        It is not "chart of accounts, credit card, view register, edit opening balance"

         

        that option does not exist. But on other forums those links keep getting posted.

         

        Is the only option to do an adjusting journal entry to match the begining balance as of January ? why would we not be given more control over making these changes ? 

        LieraMarie_A
        LieraMarie_A
        March 18, 2022

        Hi there, @rr32. I'll share with you an alternative way to enter the opening balance.

         

        The opening balance box is only available if you haven't yet added transactions to the account. You can create a journal entry for the opening balance instead.

         

        Here's how:

        1. Go to the Company menu and select Make General Journal Entries.
        2. Set the date for the journal entry. It should be the date you pick for the opening balance.
        3. On the first line, from the Account drop-down, select the account you're entering the opening balance for.
        4. Enter the balance for your real-life accounts for the day you picked. Enter the opening balance in the Debit column.
        5. On the next line, select the Account drop-down and then the Opening Balance Equity account.
        6. Enter the same opening balance amount in the opposite column as the first line. 
        7. When you're done, select Save & Close.

         

        You can also read these articles for more info:

         

        I'm also linking this article you can read and learn about managing your accounts: Learn about the Chart of Accounts.

         

        Feel free to swing by anytime you need help with organizing your Chart of Accounts. I'd be happy to help. 

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