I seem to be having a similar problem. When I use the products and services filter, the report show no labor costs, even though the main report shows the geneeral labor costs (COGS: Labor) for all products and services with no filter. I have it set to use the actual payroll figures not the estimated payroll costs. I am trying to get a report that shows just the costs for one particular item in a project, the paving that was done. The material costs show up for the paving, but not the labor tor that task, even though I assign the labor item to hours worked in the Quickbooks Time. The labor costs don't show in the report. Making the items billable doesn't do anything and that doesn't make sense anyway, because I create an invoice out of an estimate, because the jobs are fixed price contracts, not time and material. I still need to know how much the labor for this or that item of work costs. What use are these reports if you can't get the specific information you want or you need to pay one of their QB accountants to figure out how to set up the reports correctly or spend half the day going online line me today with no success? I might as well pay an accountant to do everything and dump Quickbooks. With the size of my business it would probably be cheaper that way. QB desktop used to be so helpful for for the small business owner who was doing their own books, and affordable. I have been using QB since 2001, and this QB Online is quickly becoming like learning Greek to me. Now it is just another expense shrinking my bottom line which is already pretty shrunken.