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Yes, Blake, we can manually update your bank account in QuickBooks Self-Employed. Let me walk you through the process to ensure the accuracy of your financial records.
Beforehand, please know that QuickBooks is dependent on the data provided by your bank. Therefore, missing transactions may occur due to delays or interruptions in the bank connection and the program. It can also be your bank is currently undergoing maintenance. To verify this, visit their website.
If everything's fine on their end, let's start a manual update of your account in QuickBooks. Here's how:
We can check if they've already synced by selecting All for the Type, Account, and Date filters to make sure no transactions are overlooked.
Moreover, when you first connect with your bank in QBSE, the software will download 30 to 90 days of transactions or up to one year. Every time you log in, QuickBooks automatically download new transactions.
To get the older transactions, you can also add them manually from your bank using a CSV file.
Once everything's in order, it's important to categorize the downloaded transactions to ensure they are associated with the correct accounts.
Feel free to leave a reply if you have further questions about handling your transactions in the program, Blake. The Community team is always around to help.
This information is very useful. However, it did not input the missing transactions. It appears that Intuit is no longer supporting quick books self employed. Can you recommend a replacement product?
~Blake
We continue to offer support to Self-Employed users, Blake. Let me suggest alternative QuickBooks products for your consideration.
You can continue the service since you subscribed to QuickBooks Self-Employed. It means manually importing data is possible. I'll show you how.
I'm adding this guide for complete steps: Add older transactions to QuickBooks Self-Employed.
However, we encourage new customers to check our other product options. Read the Introduction to QuickBooks Solopreneur article to understand the transition better. This resource outlines the differences between the two products and explains how it caters to one-person businesses.
To dive deeper into its features, check out this link: What is a solopreneur? Beginner’s guide and examples.
Our door is open 24/7 for further clarification in managing bank transactions or new subscriptions. You can also utilize the REPLY button below. Rest assured, I'll be here to help.
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