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The WIP schedule template — the math's built in.

QuickBooks Online doesn't produce a WIP schedule, so yours lives in a spreadsheet. Make it the good one: enter five numbers per job and the template computes % complete, earned revenue, and over/(under) billing — in the format lenders and sureties expect.

One open job

$500,000 contract · 60% complete → $300,000 earned

$200,000 billed

Underbilled: (100,000) — the contractor is financing the client's project

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What's inside

The math, computed

% complete (cost-to-cost), earned revenue, over/(under) billing, cost to complete, and estimated gross profit — from five inputs per job.

Three warning flags

Underbilled jobs, blown estimates, and fully-billed-but-open jobs get flagged automatically — the situations sureties ask about.

QuickBooks pull instructions

The second tab maps every input to the exact QBO report it comes from, sub-customer by sub-customer.

Month-end tie-out checklist

Earned revenue to the P&L, over/(under) to the balance sheet, and the flip check that catches margin fade early.

GAAP cost-to-cost method
Lender & surety format
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