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I hope you're doing great today, @gflav.
Yes, you can print the analysis of your expense accounts in QuickBooks Self-Employed. I'm here to lend a helping hand to guide you in achieving this goal.
You can run the Profit and Loss report and export it to Excel afterward. This way, you can filter all your expenses from different spending accounts and print them from there.
To do that:
- Click on Reports from the left pane.
- Refer to Profit and Loss
- Make sure to select your desired date range and hit on View.
- Select on the Export button at the top.
On the other hand, if you want to print the transactions for each spending, you may manually enter the entries on a spreadsheet and print them from there.
To give you more tips in navigating QBSE together with its great features, feel free to check out this link: Learn the basics of QuickBooks Self-Employed.
Don't hesitate leave a reply comment section below if you have other concerns or questions. I'm always ready to help. Take care!
I hope you're doing great today, @gflav.
Yes, you can print the analysis of your expense accounts in QuickBooks Self-Employed. I'm here to lend a helping hand to guide you in achieving this goal.
You can run the Profit and Loss report and export it to Excel afterward. This way, you can filter all your expenses from different spending accounts and print them from there.
To do that:
- Click on Reports from the left pane.
- Refer to Profit and Loss
- Make sure to select your desired date range and hit on View.
- Select on the Export button at the top.
On the other hand, if you want to print the transactions for each spending, you may manually enter the entries on a spreadsheet and print them from there.
To give you more tips in navigating QBSE together with its great features, feel free to check out this link: Learn the basics of QuickBooks Self-Employed.
Don't hesitate leave a reply comment section below if you have other concerns or questions. I'm always ready to help. Take care!
