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March 31, 2023
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We received some product into stock and then determined it was improperly sewn. We sold 20% or so at a steep discount while waiting for a Vendor response. They have now issued a full credit.

  • March 31, 2023
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We received some product into stock and then determined it was improperly sewn. We sold 20% or so at a steep discount while waiting for a Vendor response. They have now issued a full credit.We are still selling the ones left at discount.  Not sure how to process the credit and keep the stock at the same time while accurately reflecting to COGS etc reports. 

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Rustler
April 1, 2023

Due to the restraints of the inventory system in QB, book the credit to Other Income.
Continue to sell the items at a discount.
COGS will reflect what you actually paid, but on the P&L Other Income will offset that expense.

Rainflurry
April 1, 2023

@kpexped 

 

IMO, it makes the most sense to book the credit to COGS.  Other income is used for income unrelated to your primary business operations.  Booking the credit to COGS will offset the COGS that is being overstated each time you sell the defective product.