How do I add my weekly pay settlement from the company I'm leased too?

I know a way on how we can get through in this situation, @asburyyadkinvall. 

You can use templates to set up a recurring bill. Here's how to set up a recurring bill:

1. Create a new bill or open an existing one.
2. Fill in the data that you want to include on a recurring basis such as vendor, account or item details, description, amount, etc.
3. At the bottom of the bill, select Make recurring. QuickBooks Online creates a copy of the bill and adds a "Recurring Bill" section so you can set the recurring bill's preferences.
4. Enter a template name.
5. From the Type drop-down, select one of the following:
   1. Scheduled: creates the bill automatically according to the schedule you specify.
      
   2. Reminder: reminds you to create the bill using the template.
   3. Unscheduled: you use the template to create the bill as needed from the recurring transactions list.
6. On the Create _ days in advance field, enter the number of days before the date set in the "Interval" section you want the bill to be created in advance. Or if you selected Reminder from Type drop-down, how many days before the transaction date you want to be reminded.
7. Specify the Interval and Start date of the recurring transaction.
8. From the End drop-down, specify if you want it to end that transaction after a number of occurrences, by the set end date, or to not end recurring.
9. Select Save template.

Now you know how to set up a recurring bill.

However, I recommend seeking help from your accountant. This way, they can give you further advice.

If you have other concerns, please leave a comment below.