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Hi AlexV,
Thanks for responding. I can, in fact, export my tax reports from QB Online to an IIF file. I found this myself, after I had posted to this forum.
In the Payroll Tax Center, near the bottom of the page under Tax resources is an option to view the "Tax payment history". Once you select that, choose the "Date Range" for the report and click "Run Report", you get a list of all the tax payments in that range. If you then click the checkbox(es) on the left-hand edge, a new button will appear: "Export to Accounting". This creates an IIF file which imports correctly into QuickBooks Desktop.
-Richard
Thanks for reaching out, richard105.
QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop are both accounting software. You can add a payroll plan on top of your subscription on any of these versions.
Though we're unable to export the data from QuickBooks Online to an IIF file, you can export it to Excel. Then, you can look for a third-party app to convert it to an IIF file.
You can check these links for more details:
I'm here to help you if you have additional questions. Stay safe!
Hi AlexV,
Thanks for responding. I can, in fact, export my tax reports from QB Online to an IIF file. I found this myself, after I had posted to this forum.
In the Payroll Tax Center, near the bottom of the page under Tax resources is an option to view the "Tax payment history". Once you select that, choose the "Date Range" for the report and click "Run Report", you get a list of all the tax payments in that range. If you then click the checkbox(es) on the left-hand edge, a new button will appear: "Export to Accounting". This creates an IIF file which imports correctly into QuickBooks Desktop.
-Richard
Hi AlexV,
Thanks for responding. It turns out, I can export my tax reports from QB Online to an IIF file. I found this myself, after I had posted to this forum.
In the Payroll Tax Center, near the bottom of the page under Tax resources is an option to view the "Tax payment history". Once you select that, choose the "Date Range" for the report and click "Run Report", you get a list of all the tax payments in that range. If you then click the checkbox(es) on the left-hand edge, a new button will appear: "Export to Accounting". This creates an IIF file which imports correctly into QuickBooks Desktop.
-Richard
Thank you Richard, this worked like a charm. I love how the folks at Quickbooks get a kick out of making our lives miserable and hiding features that accountants use daily.
I had a hard time finding this as well the first time I tried. I am wondering if there was an update or something because I am not getting options to check any boxes now and the export options are only to export to excel or pdf. Thoughts/suggestions?
The Community has your back, Sjones94.
My colleague, DebSheenD, has already answered a similar question you've posted. You can view her answer through this link: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/employees-and-payroll/re-i-am-having-trouble-findi..., where she explained everything you need to know about exporting your payroll tax payments QuickBooks Online.
Additionally, I've included these articles that'll help you run and customize reports to view the details that matter to you the most:
I'm only a post away if you need more help in exporting your payroll transactions. It's always my pleasure to help you out again.
Thank you, Richard. This worked perfectly and solved my problem of exporting tax payments. I find it pathetic with all the calls I made to intuit, no one was able to figure out a solution, and they made me feel like I was the only one experiencing this problem. Thank you again.
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