Difference between revisions of "How do I Create Non-Moving Items?"

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Items classed as Non-Moving retain stock history to allow you to track the sales which have taken place but their stock level remains unchanged.
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Items classed as Non-Moving retain stock history to allow you to track the sales which have taken place but their stock level remains unchanged.  
  
You should create the Part as normal following the instructions in the [[Creating a stock item|Creating a Stock Item]] article. The additional instructions below explain how to specify an item as Non-Moving.
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Their sale will generate a sale value in your accounting system but there will be no cost of sale posting for non-moving items.
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You should create the stock code as normal following the instructions in the [[Creating a stock item|Creating a Stock Item]] article. The additional instructions below explain how to specify an item as Non-Moving.
  
 
* Click on the {{Tab|Invoicing}} tab.
 
* Click on the {{Tab|Invoicing}} tab.
 
* Set the {{DataPrompt|Update quantity?}} flag to {{DataValue|No}}.
 
* Set the {{DataPrompt|Update quantity?}} flag to {{DataValue|No}}.
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{{Tip|text=Ensure that when [[Posting purchase invoices|posting purchase invoices]] for non-moving items, where relevant, you post the value direct to a suitable Purchase Centre that links to a Profit & Loss Centre.}}
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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* [[How do I Copy a Stock Code?]]
 
* [[How do I Copy a Stock Code?]]
 
* [[How do I show freight and shipping charges on an invoice?]]
 
* [[How do I show freight and shipping charges on an invoice?]]
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* [[Posting purchase invoices]]
  
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Revision as of 05:41, 1 October 2021

Summary

The following article explains how to create a part number for a non-moving item e.g. to sell Road Fund Licence, First Registration Fee or Carriage.

More Information

Items classed as Non-Moving retain stock history to allow you to track the sales which have taken place but their stock level remains unchanged.

Their sale will generate a sale value in your accounting system but there will be no cost of sale posting for non-moving items.

You should create the stock code as normal following the instructions in the Creating a Stock Item article. The additional instructions below explain how to specify an item as Non-Moving.

  • Click on the [Invoicing] tab.
  • Set the "Update quantity?" flag to 'No'.
Ensure that when posting purchase invoices for non-moving items, where relevant, you post the value direct to a suitable Purchase Centre that links to a Profit & Loss Centre.

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