I appreciate you responding to this thread and further explaining your issue with updating your Apple billing to QuickBooks Online (QBO), Eshaan. Let me offer more insights on how subscriptions function in QuickBooks and assist you in seamlessly transitioning your Apple billing to your QBO account.

Please keep in mind that after you cancel your QBO subscription, your data will be available in read-only access for 1 year from the date of cancellation. The steps provided are for QuickBooks Online instructions and will only work if you bought the subscription directly from Intuit and used your credit card information. This is why you don't see the Edit button on your end.

Managing a QuickBooks plan varies depending on where you purchased your subscription. Since you mentioned Apple, it appears your subscription is through them. To ensure that the billing is charged to your business credit card, you need to remove the old payment details after adding the new one. Here's how:

1. Sign in to QuickBooks Online.
2. Select Settings ⚙, then select Subscriptions and Billing.
3. Go to Payment method and select Edit ✎. Here, you can:
   • Change how you pay for QuickBooks Online. Update your credit card expiration, billing address, or account name.
   • Add a new payment method for QuickBooks Online billing.
   • Switch QuickBooks Online billing to a payment method used before.
4. After you save your changes, you can view the payment method on the Subscriptions and billing page.

Here is an article you can refer to for the detailed steps in managing your billing information in QuickBooks Online: Manage billing, payment, and subscription info in QuickBooks Online.

In case the billing still appears on Apple, I suggest contacting the Apple Support Team. They have the tools to pull up your account and ensure that the billing of your subscription will be updated.

I'll also add the reference with our Live Experts if you want guidance from bookkeeping experts, need your books organized for tax time, or prefer a dedicated bookkeeper to do your books for you.

In addition, I included an article that contains answers to frequently asked questions about the reactivation process: How to resubscribe to or reactivate QuickBooks Online. From there, you'll learn how long QBO preserves your data and its charges. 

I'm just around the corner if you need further help to manage your subscription in QuickBooks. I'll be happy to assist you again. Stay safe!