Getting the Most Out of QuickBooks 
 

Did you know that you can now set up to 20 different price levels for your items and name each price level? You can also assign a default price level to an individual customer. So, what is a price level?

Price levels let you automatically increase or decrease inventory, non-inventory, and service item prices. You can create price levels and then use them on sales forms to adjust the item's price. For each price level you create, you assign a name and a percentage of increase or decrease. You can also use price levels on invoices, sales receipts, or credit memos. When you apply a price level to an item on a sales form, the adjusted price appears in the Rate column. 

You can also assign price levels to customers and jobs. Then, whenever you use that customer and job on a sales form, the associated price level is automatically used to calculate the item's price. 

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