Documentation Index
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Overview
Every bag of flour, roll of parchment, and box of cake boards is a business expense — and tracking them all year means more deductions and less stress at tax time. Knead’s Expenses tool keeps a running record of what you spend, sorts it by category, and feeds it straight into your Profit & Loss report and Schedule C worksheet.Where to Find Your Expenses
Tap Expenses in the sidebar to open your expense list at/expenses. The page is titled “Expenses” with the subtitle “Track what you spend so tax time isn’t a scramble.”
If you haven’t logged anything yet, you’ll see a “No expenses yet” message with an Add your first expense button.

Adding an Expense
- From the Expenses list, tap Add Expense to open the form at
/expenses/new. - Set the Date — it defaults to today.
- Choose a Category from the dropdown (placeholder “Choose a category…”). Categories that count as cost of goods sold show a (COGS) suffix.
- Enter the Vendor (placeholder “e.g. Costco”).
- Enter the Amount — the field shows a $ prefix.
- If this is a payment to a contractor, check the Contractor payment (1099-NEC) card.
- Add a Note (optional) if you want a reminder of what it was for.
- Tap Add expense.

Editing or Deleting an Expense
Tap Edit in any row of the list to open the expense at/expenses/[id]/edit. Make your changes and tap Save changes, or tap Cancel to back out. To remove an expense entirely, tap Delete and confirm “Delete this expense?”
Filtering Your List
The expense list has two filters at the top: All months and All categories. Use them to narrow down to a single month or category — handy when reconciling a statement or reviewing one type of spending. The list columns are Date, Vendor, Category (with a COGS badge where it applies), Amount, and Edit.Good to know: All of your expense data feeds the Profit & Loss report, the Schedule C worksheet, and the Contractors page. The more consistently you log, the more accurate those reports are.
Related Articles
- Snapping Receipts to Log Expenses
- Expense Categories and Schedule C Mapping
- Your Profit and Loss Report
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