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    accounting - sublimation ink

    Ok maybe a daft question, so here goes

    but when accounting does sublimation ink still go into office and stationary -ink like normal printer ink, or do you put it somewhere else.

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    I think it should go down as a cost of sales, the same as the paper, mug etc.

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    we put it under materials, along with everything else used in the process of making a saleable product/good

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    I put it down as consumables

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    you should account for it as a variable cost(cost of sale/consumables), were as running your office is a fixed cost
    Sales minus cost of sales = gross profit, less fixed costs = net profit
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    I don't think its a daft question, its always worth asking, esp when book keeping is concerned. I put mine into materials/consumables the same as other products i buy to sell ie mugs & t shirts
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    Thank you all, consumables it is then

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    We have a code set up on Sage for computer consumables which covers ink, tonor etc. :)

    Otherwise paper, t-shirts, panels, mugs or whatever are raw materials or piece parts.


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    Print, or computer, consumables here too!

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