Work Order Miscellaneous Costs

This help file applies to an out-of-date version of MainBoss.
The most recent version of MainBoss is MainBoss 4.2.4.
For the latest version of this help file can be found here.

< Previous section  |  Table of Contents  |  Index  |  Next section >

Miscellaneous work order costs cover anything besides labor expenses and direct costs of materials. For example, if you have to rent special equipment in order to do a particular job, you may choose to record that as a miscellaneous expense. Similarly, if a worker is sent out on a job and has to pay for parking, the cost could be a miscellaneous expense.

Before you can specify miscellaneous expenses on a work order, you must create a "work order miscellaneous" record for each such expense. This record describes the nature of the expense, the expected cost, and which cost center should be charged.

Note: There is no connection between purchase order miscellaneous items and work order miscellaneous items. A purchase order miscellaneous item is typically an extra cost associated with the act of purchasing (e.g. sales tax). A work order miscellaneous item is typically an extra cost associated with doing a job (e.g. parking for a worker).

For information on viewing work order miscellaneous records, see Viewing Work Order Miscellaneous Costs. For information on creating and editing such records, see Editing Work Order Miscellaneous Costs. For information on printing such records, see Printing Work Order Miscellaneous Costs.

See Also:

< Previous section  |  Table of Contents  |  Index  |  Next section >