I'm happy to provide some insight into converting a bill to an expense.
At this time, it's not possible to convert bills to expenses, you'd have to delete the bill and manually create the expense. Below I've included the steps on how to delete the bill and create an expense.
Delete a bill without opening it:
Go to Expenses.
On the Expenses tab, locate the bill to delete.
In the Action column, select Delete from the drop-down menu.
To create an expense:
Click the + New button.
Select Expense.
In the Payee field, choose a vendor. You can choose the name of a person or business.
Select the Payment account to which to credit this expense.
Enter the date of the purchase in the Payment date field and specify the Payment method for the expense.
Type in the amount of the purchase and any Tax paid.
Click Save and close or Save and new.
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Why does quickbooks categorize some scanned expenses as a bill when they are in fact an expense? Now I have to delete the bill and dont have an image to back it up???
Don't let the title of Bill or Expense confuse you. The only difference between a Bill and an Expense in QB is that a bill is used when you will pay the bill in the future and an Expense is used to record the transaction when you pay for it at the time of purchase. Bills and Expenses are just titles of the transactions. The only difference is the timing of when you pay it. If a bill is created, just assign the appropriate expense account to the bill and pay it by going to Pay bills (New > Pay bills).
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