How can I download a TXF file from QBO for Turbotax?

Glad to have you here in the Community, @forestexplorerst.

I'm here to get a .TXF file from QuickBooks Online (QBO), so you can import it to TurboTax.

QBO only allows you to download a CSV file. Since you can't download the .TXF file directly from QBO, I suggest downloading a CSV file. Then, look for a third-party app that can convert a file from CSV to TXF.

You can check out this article to learn how to export your QBO data to an Excel file: Export reports, lists, and other data from QuickBooks Online.

As always, you can visit our QuickBooks Community help website if you need tips and related articles in the future. 

Please know that the Community forum is always open to help you again if you have other concerns with QuickBooks. Have a good one.

I feel completely duped. How can Intuit have software that is not integrated? I subscribed to QBO with the assumption that TurboTax would be able to import my small business data from QBO. What a waste of my time and money. You have lost a customer. 

Agreed, I did exactly the same. Complete waste of time and money.

Confirming that it's pretty much all a manual effort. I wasted about 2 hours with QBSE and TT support, and trying to find solutions online. They finally suggested importing the transactions from QBSE into Quick Books Desktop and then exporting a TXF file from Desktop, and I wasted another 2 hours on this before realizing the import is completely impractical because of the amount of setup in QB Desktop to get the data to even import.

So, I will massage the output from the QBSE CSV file so it's organized for me to copy and paste the transactions into Turbotax. 

Very frustrating, as you all have noted.

@martinhardee 

You may consider converting data from QBSE to QBO and then to QB Desktop. Make sure to export all data and reports to CSV first. You can purchase a third-party service to convert data from QBO to QB Desktop if necessary.