To answer your questions... Q: Our submission for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was accepted. How do we handle this in our QuickBooks records? A: On the date you receive funding for PPP, you will use journal entries for your Chart of Accounts, adding the funds to your bank account and recording the loan in a liability account. You will need to keep track of expenditures for 8 weeks to apply for the forgiveness. Your bank and SBA will compare this request to your submittal. If you applied only for payroll, you can use your QB and bank records plus your submittals to the government such as the 941. If you have a more complicated submittal, you can setup a class in QB to track PPP expenditures and use this in your transactions. Then you can request reports by class. Q: We are in a quandary on what we should include in our QuickBooks item descriptions and what to have in DQB lab notes? A: The item descriptions you enter in QuickBooks are the standard or default descriptions that you want to appear on the work tickets, invoices, packing lists. Keep in mind that when creating forms for the dental office, you can edit or append the description for a specific transaction. The lab notes feature in DQB is essentially a dictionary you create for your commonly used text or specifications. They are then available for you to conveniently use (or add to your lab notes) in many spots within DQB for text and descriptive entries. They can be used to guide the work being done, to record notes to document issues, to build plans. Also remember that you can establish up to 10 custom fields for the items. These can be used for whatever purpose you need such as safety registrations, to establish your lab standards, to provide extra customer service.
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