Unfortunately no...the file has to have an offsetting debit or offsetting credit to keep everything in balance. If you uncheck the box, it throws everything out of whack & causes even more headaches. Trust me, I spent an entire work day a few weeks back, when I heard about it, trying to fix this issue so I wouldn't have to call tech support & in the end I had to end up calling them anyways only to have them tell me "they were working on it." It's just BS that they can't get coders who can do their job & get some answers to the accountants & tax preparers. Like I said before, we pay way too much for this software to have to deal with this crap.  There are so many things EasyAcct could do to update the way this program works that it's unreal. They know they have us over a barrel so they can do whatever they feel like & take care of things whenever they want to & we can't say or do a thing about it.