Quote: You can import your business information from the 2009, 2010, or 2011 versions of Quicken or QuickBooks. To import from older versions of those programs, or from other financial software, you must create a tax exchange format (TXF) file. Refer to your financial software user guide for help with preparing a TXF file. I understand that Intuit is trying to force me to upgrade my QuickBooks Pro 2008 when I really don't feel like paying for an upgrade that I don't need.

How do I create this TXF file? (I searched QuickBooks Pro's Help but there is no mention of TXF there. Also suggests that I am not alone) Thank you.

Hard to say which side is at fault. Now personally I stopped using TurboTax many years ago, and don't regret it at all. First off the 'seamless' imports where seldom that for me.

I remember plenty of times where I basically had to go back and forth to get the data I need imported correctly or just drop anyways. For instance interest from savings accounts.

It needs to be by financial institution, but in fact there is nothing in Quicken that allows you to actually say what interest belongs to what financial institution. Instead all it did was look at the payee and figure that was the right thing to use. OK you can use a renaming rule from 'Interest' to Bank XXX. But what if two financial institutions use 'Interest' for the payee? And for what? One number that needs to be put into a form for each financial institution which is in fact usually just copied from last year (tax data file to tax data file). What's more you can do basically the same in most tax programs by just exporting a tax schedule report and importing that.

How to Use TXF to. To create a TXF data file from your financial software. QuickBooks Simple Start Small Business Accounting Software.

For me though my tax program doesn't even do that, and I don't miss it at all. For numbers the financial institutions provide, I get them from them (double checked to reports in Quicken). I do export security sells from Quicken in CSV format and import that. And for things like business income/expenses I just bring them up in a report on Quicken and transfer the numbers. BTW other than 'predicting' my taxes (looked at in November) everything I imported had to be double checked against the 'real authority'. The importing of security sells saves time, most other 'steal time'.

The financial institution or in say government forms are always the 'authority', Quicken isn't. If the number the in Quicken disagrees with the 'real authority' you have to challenge their number you can't just put in what Quicken says. Dyno Bmx Bike Serial Numbers on this page. Hi @, That's correct.

Quicken 2017 Home & Business for Windows, U.S. Version can only Export Tax Data into the Turbo Tax 2016 U.S. Quicken 2016 Home & Business for Windows U.S. Version can only Export Tax Data into the Turbo Tax 2015 U.S. Quicken 2017 Home & Business for Windows Canadian Version, yet to be released will only be able to Export Tax Data into the Turbo Tax 2016 Canadian Versions.

Under or in Data Import: Imports financial data from participating companies. Quicken and QuickBooks import not available with TurboTax installed on a Mac. Imports from Quicken (2015 and higher) and QuickBooks Desktop (2011 and higher); both Windows only. Pervasive Psql V11 Keygen.

Quicken import not available for TurboTax Business. Quicken products provided by Quicken Inc., Quicken import subject to change. Canadian TurboTax Software. The following is just FYI. In case you did not know, the new business model, starting with QW2017-CAN, is an annual subscription that has to be maintained every year if you want to be able to keep the ability to add data to your data file, as per the.

While you can continue to access your data and run reports, you'll no longer be able to download transactions, or add manual transactions. [emphasis added]BTW Quicken's plan is to roll this model out to ALL Quicken products since it says in the FAQ under 'All future Quicken products will be subscription products.' If you are interested or concerned, please read this thread and ADD YOUR VOTE: (If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click 'Like', so others will know, thanks.).