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If you buy an inventory item and spend money improving or reconditioning= it, you'll probably want to include those additional costs in th= e item's value.
To do this, you'll create an inventory item for the goods bein= g purchased and set up a new job to track the expenses = associated with improving the item. Each expense gets recorded against= the job so you can keep track of those expenses. Then, you simply&nbs= p;transfer the value of the expenses to be included as part of the item's v= alue.
Before you can add value to an item, you first need to create the invent= ory item and set up a new job to track the expenses.
In our example, we're buying a second hand car and getting it ready for = re-sale.
=20 =20OK, you're now ready to add value to your inventory. First, yo= u're going to record the purchase of the item and its additional costs. The= n you'll adjust the item's value using the Adjust Inventory function.
Let's take you through the details.
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Re: Having Trouble recording a bill once it h= as been converted from an order | =20
Re: Selling Raffles non inventory donation | =20
Re: Inventory valu= e | =20
Unable to modify previously recorded Inventor= y Adjustment - Error despite no changes | =20
Re: Impor= ting sales error -25 | =20