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    Project Expense Prices

    You can define different criteria and/or alternate sales prices for Project expenses in the Project Expense Prices page. For example, the sales prices for hotel expenses can be different per Project and each entry can have different start dates.

    Create new Project Expense Prices

    1. Navigate to the Role Center > Setup > Items & Expenses Setup > Expense Prices.

    2. Select New from the ribbon.

    Field Name Description
    Start Date Specifies a start date that this Expense Price will be effective.
    Project No. Specifies a unique identifier for theProject. To select all Projects, leave this field blank.
    Task Code Specifies an identifier for work that is done for a Project. To select all Task Codes, leave this field blank.
    Expense Code Specifies the Expense Code for which you are entering a Price.
    Tip

    You can aggregate multiple types of Project Expenses into one G/L Account. Travel related expenses like train, plane, or car expenses, for example, could all be posted under one Expense Type called “Travel”. For more information about Expense Types see: Project Expense Types

    Unit of Measure Specifies how the Expense is measured, i.e., day, pieces, miles. Unit of Measure to apply to this Price.
    Currency Code Specifies a non-local currency for this Price.
    Profit Calculation Specifies how the Price should be computed. There are 4 ways to define the Sales Price:
    - Price = Cost: Specifies that no amount is added to the Cost for a profit. The Price is the same as the value entered in the Unit Cost column.
    - Percentage: Specifies that an amount is calculated, as defined by the Percentage column, and added to the Cost.
    - Amount: Specifies that a fixed amount is added to the Cost. The amount is defined in the Profit Amount column.
    - Fixed Price: Specifies that the Expense has the defined Sales Price shown in the Price column.
    Unit Cost Specifies the Unit Cost for this Expense line. This field is only populated if the Cost for an Expense is changing as of the Start Date.
    Percentage Specifies the Percentage applied to the Cost to calculate an amount that is added to the Unit Cost to establish the Price, when Profit Calculation is set to Percentage.
    Profit Amount Specifies the amount to add to the Cost to obtain the Price, when Profit Calculation is Amount.
    Price Specifies the amount to be charged for this Expense if Profit Calculation is set to Fixed Price.
    Chargeable Specifies the option for how Chargeable is determined for this Expense: Yes, No, or from the Project Task.
    Note

    From Task means that the Chargeability is determined by the Task Chargeability from the Project Plan. The setting here overrules any Chargeability set up on the Project Plan.

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