Semi-Official "I'm" Thread VIII
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Originally Posted by mikes2k,Aug 17 2004, 10:56 AM
I'm thinking you are correct....but herein lies the quandary.... When we receive something here/ then ship something to someone from our location its clearly "freight in" for the incoming freight.... and " freight out" for the outgoing UPS charges to the customer....
What happens when a Manufacture ships something direct from their factory (drop-ship) for us to a customer
is the freight charge freight in or freight out
What happens when a Manufacture ships something direct from their factory (drop-ship) for us to a customer
is the freight charge freight in or freight out 
but it doesnt work..I tired it on Debs computer 
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Originally Posted by s2000qtee,Aug 17 2004, 01:40 PM
Im wondering why people on this site can be such assholes 
Except, of course, one person (who shall remain name-less) and their drunken escapades one night on S2KI.
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Originally Posted by NikePenguin,Aug 17 2004, 02:15 PM
I'm thinking it is "freight out" because it is going to the customer but probably doesnt matter. I'm asking, isn't it all part of COGS, anyway? I'm also thinking that as long as you are consistent, it should be okay. I'm going to quiz the real accountants here with this one at lunch.
, and saying that is my problem..consistency..I always question which way to put it..and end up with a mess 