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January 22, 2021
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How to edit/delete rules that have been created?

  • January 22, 2021
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AlexV
January 22, 2021

Thanks for reaching out to us, gamasurg.

 

It's quick and easy to edit and delete the bank rules in QuickBooks Self-Employed. From the Gear icon, select Rules. Find the rule you want to modify and click Edit. Next to it is a drop-down where you can select Delete.

 

You'll want to check these articles for more info on how to handle downloaded transactions:

Comment below if you have more help. Take care!

April 12, 2022

This needs to be updated. I'm in quickbooks right now and "Rules" is not found under the gear icon. It is now found going into Banking, then finding it on the "Rules" tag. 

gamasurgAuthor
January 22, 2021

Very helpful. Thank you

 

KlentB
January 22, 2021

 

I'm glad that my colleague was able to assist you, agamasurg.

 

As always, you can post your other concerns and questions here and we'll take care of them.

 

Looking forward to helping you out again.

April 12, 2022

Hello, Mitchell. 

 

Thanks for sharing your pointers. I would like to clarify some things about accessing the rules in QuickBooks. 

 

Accessing your rules can still be found on the Gear menu under Tools, then Create rules

 

 

Though, another way to access them is to go to the Transactions menu, clicking on the arrow icon beside Add transaction, then selecting Manage rules.

 

 

However, are you using QuickBooks Online instead? Then you're correct about locating the rules in this version. They can only be accessed on the Banking page on the Rules tab. 

 

I'm sure you'll have other things to take care of in QuickBooks. If you need help reconciling your account in the Online version, you can check out this article: Reconcile an account in QuickBooks Online.

 

If you're using the Self-Employed platform and need help taking care of your estimated taxes, this article will help you with the process: Pay federal estimated quarterly taxes in QuickBooks Self-Employed.

 

If you have any other concerns you'd like to raise regarding Self-Employed or the Online version, let me know. I'll address them in any way I can.