I’ve seen this question I asked once before, and it was never accurately answered. I have a checking account linked in QuickBooks and a credit card account linked in QuickBooks. When I make a charge to my credit card it shows up in QuickBooks, I categorize it appropriately. Whenever I make a payment on that credit card, from my checking account, it shows up in QuickBooks as well and I categorize that as “pay down credit card,” and select a credit card I have linked. The problem is under my expenses it shows the expenses that came in from the credit card, they were categorized, and then also list the payment I made from my checking account to pay down the credit card as an expense as well. Payments to credit cards aren’t considered expensive so I’m not sure why it is showing up as an expense in QuickBooks. Because it’s doing that it is doubling my expenses in the expense column. I profit and loss statement and balance sheet are all accurate, but this seems like something that should be an easy fix for QuickBooks. Because credit card payments are not considered expenses, remove that from the expense column…