• • • • • • • I'm sorry but this answer makes absolutely no sense. We are asking: 'How can you export the TXF File from QUICKBOOKS so that TURBOTAX can use it? TurboTax asks you to locate the TXF file. How do you CREATE it? That's the question. Your answer is so vague its frustrating. You even say mysteriously 'the only requirement is that turbotax be installed on the same computer as QB' so WHAT can happen?

A magical transfer? Crack Tools For Cracking Crack Kit 2007 Chevrolet more. I'm sorry, it's just misleading answers like this which make you struggle to figure out what's going on, when it's really a dead end. This is the more detailed answer I found but it still doesn't work because you have to choose what to 'Import': The txf file is for Quicken import. To import from QB to TT, you need to have both programs open on the same computer and then start the import from inside TT. Import from the File menu (2008 or earlier) Take the following steps: Start a new return or open an existing return. From the TurboTax File menu, select Import. Select the QuickBooks file you want to import from and click Continue.

Importing stock sales info (TXF file) into Proseries 1065 program. I am trying to Import stock sales data (from a broker provided TXF file ) into Proseries 1065. Turbo Tax does this not QB. The only requirement is Turbo Tax be installed on the same computer as QB.