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MaryLurleenM
May 20, 2019 10:08 AM UTC

Hello there, SeanScammed,

 

Deleting a vehicle in QuickBooks Self-Employed is currently unavailable. You don't have to worry about it since mileage is what matters. Make sure to select the vehicle you used when tracking the trip.

 

I'll pass along this feedback to our product engineers.
 

Don't hesitate to post in the Community if you have any concerns.

Oct 16, 2019 4:18 PM UTC

"You don't have to worry about it"??

Wrong ... it is a real pain because qbse keeps putting my old vehicle in as default ... so I have to manually edit the vehicle on every single entry :-(
Why can't we just simply delete a vehicle that we no longer own?
please "pass along this feedback to our product engineers."

Please also mention that the qbse android app doenst play so nicely any more since android upgraded to [9] pie.

Oct 16, 2019 6:10 PM UTC

Thanks for looping in, @misterb_uk.


I hear you and acknowledge the benefits of deleting old vehicles in QuickBooks Self-Employed. The option to do so is currently available only in an iOS operating system.

 

Check out this article for more information: About the Miles page and vehicle info settings.


For now, let me send follow-up feedback regarding this, also on your experience with the app. We’re hoping for the developers to implement it soon on the android version as well.


In the meantime, I recommend visiting our QuickBooks Blog to see the recent news, latest updates, and what the product team is working on. 


To learn more about vehicle management, take a look at this article: Vehicle Info settings and Miles page.


Leave a reply below if you have additional questions or need further assistance. I’m always here and ready to help. Take care!
 

Aug 22, 2023 3:39 AM UTC

agree and echo what everyone else said. it is absolutely ridiculous that this feature is still not implemented. I import my QBSE info to turbotax each year, and it's a real pain to carry over a vehicle into my annual taxes that NO LONGER EXISTS.