Barbara from Broad Street Communications is having a problem invoicing for billable expenses for her customer, Sadie's Car Parts. Sadie's has several locations that are set up as sub-customers in Broad Street's books. When Barbara creates an invoice for Sadie's Car Parts to include billable expenses for all locations, she notices that some billable expenses are not in the drawer.

Why might that happen?

Barbara does not have permission to access one of the sub-customers

One of Sadie's locations (a sub-customer) is configured to Bill with parent

Sadie's Car Parts is configured to Bill this customer

One of Sadie's locations (a sub-customer) is configured to Bill this customer

Sadie's Car Parts is configured to Bill with parent

Which 2 statements are true about delayed charges?

Delayed charges should be used to invoice for time worked

Delayed charges can easily populate a bill

Delayed charges can be made recurring

Delayed charges are available in all subscription levels of QuickBooks Online

Delayed charges can be used to track billable mileage

If you select "Add Service field to timesheets," what 2 product/service type items are available to select in the dropdown of a time tracking entry?

Inventory items

Non-inventory items

Service items

Bundle items

Bill of Material items

Which 2 statements regarding source and target data are true?

Source data provides information about classes

Transactions typically have one line of source data

Source account data must be a balance sheet account

Transactions cannot have more than one line of target data