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]]> http://quickbooksquestions.com/2009/11/quickbooks-2008-help/comment-page-1/#comment-9204 qb_guru_ Sat, 07 Nov 2009 14:26:14 +0000 http://quickbooksquestions.com/2009/11/quickbooks-2008-help/#comment-9204 1. No. Expenses are things you pay for. Without a bank account, how would you pay? 2. If you are talking about receipts for purchase transactions, you can write a check and offset to your expense accounts. 3. You can enter a bill, but it is still a liability until you pay it with a bill payment. You can also just write a check. The only reason to enter a bill is to keep track of money you owe. 1. No. Expenses are things you pay for. Without a bank account, how would you pay?
2. If you are talking about receipts for purchase transactions, you can write a check and offset to your expense accounts.
3. You can enter a bill, but it is still a liability until you pay it with a bill payment. You can also just write a check. The only reason to enter a bill is to keep track of money you owe.

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