You withdraw funds from an account when you need to record money you've taken out of the account, for example, a check you used to pay for goods or an ATM withdrawal for cash.
To record an expense:
From the Home page, click Record an Expense, then select whether the expense was purchased on Paid from bank account or Charged on credit card.


Choose the bank account or credit card account you used.
Enter the payee in the Pay To field.
(Optional) For expenses paid from bank accounts, choose the payment method: Check, Cash, Debit Card, or Online/EFT (electronic funds transfer). If check, enter the check number.
To add inventory to items that you keep in stock, check the "This purchase contains items to add to inventory" checkbox.

Choose the item you are
adding inventory to, or click
to add a new item on the fly.
In the Qty field, enter the quantity of this item you are purchasing.
In the Cost Per Unit field, enter the cost to you for each unit.
This is the amount it cost you to purchase the item per unit.
Press Tab and WorkingPoint calculates the total amount for that item.
Click Add Line if you need to add additional inventory for items purchased.
If you are purchasing services or other expenses, like shipping, with this purchase or payment, in the Bookkeeping Account field, choose the account to assign to the expenses you purchased.
The account you choose helps you categorize what you are spending your money on. Show me an example
For example, if you are the business owner and need some cash, you might choose Owner’s Equity: Draws to record the cash you took out of the business and enter how much you withdrew.
Or, if you used your debit card to buy office supplies, choose your office supplies account and enter the total for the supplies.
(Optional) Enter a description of the item you purchased.
Descriptions might be useful to remind you what you spent your money for.
Enter the amount you spent.
If you need more entry lines, click Add Line.
Click Save.
The total of the transaction will be deducted from your bank account or added to your credit card account balance.