Where does QuickBooks get the billable time or costs when invoicing for them?

The correct answer is that QuickBooks gets the billable time or costs from billable time entered on timesheets and/or billable costs entered on checks and bills.

In QuickBooks, when you want to invoice a customer for billable hours or reimbursable costs, you need to ensure that the relevant time and expenses are properly marked as billable at the initial point of entry. This may involve logging hours on a timesheet for employee work or entering specific expenses and marking them as billable when you create bills or checks.

By doing this, all tracked billable time and identified costs are aggregated and available for invoicing. When generating an invoice, QuickBooks automatically pulls this information together, allowing you to create a comprehensive invoice that reflects all the billable amounts associated with a specific client or project. This feature is crucial for businesses operating on a project basis, ensuring that they can accurately charge clients for their time and incurred expenses.

The other options may cover aspects of time and costs but do not accurately encompass the source and nature of each type of billable item when invoicing. For instance, while options might refer to elements that could potentially relate to billable time or costs, they do not specifically indicate the dual sources of timesheets