After that, import the data to your Turbo Tax. To do this, follow the steps below:
Sign in to your TurboTax account and continue to your return.
From the TurboTax File menu, select Import and click From Accounting Software.
If you're importing from both Quicken and QuickBooks, import from QuickBooks first.
3. Select QuickBooks (2018-2021), then click Continue.
4. Follow the onscreen instructions.
Another option is to use a third-party app. Thus, you can import your QBO data directly into your TurboTax account. If you wish to continue, please visit our QuickBooks App Center.
If you need further assistance in migrating your files, please feel free to add them below. I'll be right here to keep helping. Keep safe, mrstinaarmstrong.
I can share some tips on how you can import your data, Adrian-2000.
Please know that TurboTax 2021 can only import data from supported versions of QuickBooks Desktop (2019-2022). Since you're using the 2018 version, you'll want to download and install the trial version of QBDT 2022.
Then, create a backup of your company file then restore it to the trial version. Once you're all set up and ready, follow these steps to import your data:
Sign in to your TurboTax account and continue to your return.
From the File menu, select Import and then choose From Accounting Software.
Select QuickBooks (2018-2021), then click Continue.
Follow the onscreen instructions.
Make sure that your QuickBooks data file should be saved to your local drive, not on the network or cloud to avoid unexpected errors. Also, you'll have to leave QuickBooks running and keep your QuickBooks data file open during the importing process.
For more resources in preparing and submitting your return in TurboTax, you browse some topics from this page: File taxes.
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The QB 2021 Updates for the Maintenance Releases never finished. I've tried at least five times. I then disabled those and updated everything else.
Luckily that helped and I could import the data into TurboTax.
I spent a full day trying to do something that had worked for the past 10 years, and one would expect to be flawless since I bought both products from the same company.
Enough is enough. Time to look for alternatives. For the past 3-4 years Intuit became a greedy entity which did not even offer you a solution, but they've forced you to upgrade. I considered going Online, but guess what, on this support site many people were appalled that they could not import from an Online version to TurboTax.