I use the profit and loss report for expenses information and alter it to suit i.e., just choose the expenses, then choose the date range. That produces a report of all my expenses for a given period. You can choose as many or few individual accounts as you want as well as a number of options that affect the display.
Yes, that is the correct report for this. You just set the start date and end date.
You COULD play around with selection of accounts (here you want JUST certain accounts of type expense and none of type income. However, you could just run with the default of all (income and expense) accounts, export that, then delete what you don't need to send the accountant. The advantage is if there were any changes to the CoA during the year that would be missed by a saved report (account selection saved; dates will always need to be changed). You might not remember to change/resave the report to reflect account changes you made six months earlier.
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