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doctorsheahan
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How to see a hidden account?

 
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ChristieAnn
QuickBooks Team

How to see a hidden account?

Welcome back to the QuickBooks Community, doctorsheahan. I'll ensure you can see a hidden account in QuickBooks Online by performing the steps below.

 

To see hidden or inactive account in QuickBooks, I suggest going to the Chart of accounts section. Then, you have to customize the page so you can see all your inactive accounts.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Click the Gear icon ⚙ and select Chart of accounts.
  2. Next to the printer icon, select the small gear ⚙ icon.
  3. Select the Include inactive checkbox, then click anywhere to appear the updated data.

 

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Lastly, you may refer to this article to see steps on how you can make an account active again in your QBO: Make an account inactive on your chart of accounts in QuickBooks Online.

 

I'm always around if you have other concerns about accounts in QBO, doctorsheahan. Take good care always!

krulka
Level 1

How to see a hidden account?

why I dont have charts of accounts?

CarlSJ
QuickBooks Team

How to see a hidden account?

Thanks for dropping by here in the Community, @krulka. I can share some insights on why you cannot access the Chart of Accounts (COA).

 

Before we start, may I ask what QuickBooks product you're using? This way, we can identify if your product has a feature to access COA.

 

Each QuickBooks product comes with enhanced features necessary for managing your accounts. However, there are certain differences in features between each product.

 

If you use QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE), please note that this product doesn't have a COA feature for setting up and managing accounts. The product is designed to help you track your business income and expenses using Schedule C categories.

 

Meanwhile, when you categorize a transaction, QuickBooks matches it to a specific category on your Schedule C. I'm including this article for more information on categorizing bank transactions: Categorize transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed.

 

If you want to use the COA, consider switching to QuickBooks Online. This version provides more features, including tracking or adding your account to the COA.

 

On the other hand, if you're using QuickBooks Online (QBO) but can't access the COA, I suggest performing browser troubleshooting.

 

Moreover, you can create and manage category rules to automatically categorize your transactions: Create rules to speed up reviews in QBSE.

 

I'm always here to help if you need additional assistance accessing COA. Have a good one.

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