Export your QuickBooks accounting to TurboTax with Live Tax
by Intuit•22• Updated 1 week ago
Learn how to export your tax information from QuickBooks into TurboTax before filing your taxes.
If you have QuickBooks Live Tax and file as an S-Corporation, Partnership (GP, LP, or LLP) or multi-member LLC, you can export your small business’s accounting information into TurboTax in many states. This lets you do your taxes without leaving QuickBooks.Â
Note: We don’t support the transfer of depreciation and Balance Sheet items from QuickBooks Online to TurboTax. You’ll need to add them manually in TurboTax.Â
For a better experience, open this article in QuickBooks Online. Launch side-by-side view .
Prerequisites
Before you can export your accounting into TurboTax:
- Sign up for Year-end tax filing in QuickBooks.
- Check that your books are up to date in Year-end filing (Take me there).
- Make sure that all transactions are reviewed and tax mappings confirmed in your Income tax tab (Take me there).
Export and import process
- Go to All apps
, then Business Tax, then Year-end filing (Take me there). - If your taxes are ready to file, you should see “Your books are tax ready!”
- Before continuing, select Detailed balance sheet or Profit and Loss statements to review these reports.
- When you’re confident in your information, select Start taxes. If you’ve already started this process, select Continue taxes.
- Choose between Ordinary business, Farming, and Real Estate Rental (income primarily from the use of rental property).
- If you select Real Estate Rental or Farming, a new TurboTax tab will open.Â
- If you choose Ordinary Business, you can import your QuickBooks data
- Verify your QuickBooks info.
- When you’re ready, select Import.
- If your import is successful, you’ll see “Allocations complete.” Review the imported data.
- If you see “Allocations incomplete,” you’ll need to fill out the missing info manually.Â
- If you have TurboTax Live full service, we’ll connect you with an expert for next steps.
- Follow the instructions on your screen.
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