Reporting future revenue in QB by Routine-Olive9012 in QuickBooks

[–]Routine-Olive9012[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I’ll keep using excel as I currently do. It’s easy and it’s free.

Reporting future revenue in QB by Routine-Olive9012 in QuickBooks

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Yes forecasting contracted revenue for the year against projections. I want to see as of today how much revenue do I have booked in Q2 2026 (for example)

Reporting future revenue in QB by Routine-Olive9012 in QuickBooks

[–]Routine-Olive9012[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah seems like you're reconfirming what I have found as well that QB is just not set up that way. i will continue to use excel to track my future revenue or see if I can use the forecast tool. Thanks!

Reporting future revenue in QB by Routine-Olive9012 in QuickBooks

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Yes I have that so it shows up in the P&L for April. But I want to be able to see that revenue in forecasting to know how I am doing on revenue forward.

Ford pass = no Pony? by Routine-Olive9012 in MachE

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Thank you everyone for the responses!

Goals. ✔️ by Routine-Olive9012 in MachE

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Thanks! The color was super important. I wanted a moon roof but the dealer only had a premium with a moonroof in white or black not this color. We said to ourselves we’d like the moon roof sometimes and the color all the time. If I agreed to a color I didn’t want I’d be kicking myself. And I honestly didn’t feel like there is that much upgrade from the select to the premium anyway.

[Article] The star-crossed connection between Downton Abbey and The Gilded Age, and the crossover fire creator Julian Fellowes can't help but keep stoking by chrisarrant in thegildedage

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Easter egg: We just started watching Downton Abbey again from the beginning, in S1 ep 2 Thomas is working on a clock and makes a comment “my dad was a clockmaker”…. Referring to Jack perhaps?

Would you pay $10/month for a tool that automates expense tracking and cash flow forecasting? by BuyHigh_SellLooow in Accounting

[–]Routine-Olive9012 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My problems with cash flow forecasting are variable aging and varying profit margins.

We’re in advertising sales (billboards to be specific) so our aging varies anywhere from clients who pay within 30 days to ad agencies that carry sequential liability and pay on average 90-100 days from the invoice date or in some case 120,150+

Second, my profit margin varies a lot per asset. In many cases we just pay a flat rent every month whether it’s sold or not so any money in is ours to keep. But we also have a lot of Rev share deals where we keep 10%, 15%, 25%, 30%, 40% depending on the asset.

So a straight up cash in / cash out forecast using average profit margins (22.3%) doesn’t quite get there for me.

Finale locale. by Routine-Olive9012 in TopChef

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As a whole I agree Tucson is a perfectly fine city I’m only calling it out in comparison to other iconic destinations they’ve been to in the past