There's no direct way to recover lost deduction data within the QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE) program, @southeastmulching. Let me share an option below to restore them in your account.
What you can do is request transactions for 2022 from your financial institution and manually import them back into your QBSE company file.
If you have the CSV file exported from your bank, you can follow the steps below to import it into your QBSE account:
- Open your QBSE in a web browser.
- Select Settings ⚙ and select Imports.
- Click Import older transactions for the account you want to add transactions to.
- Select Browse and find the file you downloaded from your bank. It's usually in your Downloads folder.
- Choose the file and click Open to start the import.
- Review the column headers and data. Make sure the Date, Description, and Amount columns on the CSV match the columns and order in QuickBooks.
- Pick Continue to complete the import.
For more details about this process, see this article: Add older transactions to QuickBooks Self-Employed.
If all of your data was removed, including the entries you've manually entered during 2022, I recommend contacting our QBSE Support Team. They have the right tools to check your account and conduct a further investigation to identify why your data disappeared.
Additionally, check out this article for guidance on how QBSE can help you by calculating your federal estimated quarterly tax payments: Pay federal estimated quarterly taxes in QuickBooks Self-Employed.
Please notify me by adding a comment below if you have any other follow-up questions about recovering your deductions or any other aspect of QBSE. I'm here to help!
