"PeterL" <po.ning[at]gmail.com> wrote in message
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You must be leaving something out.
TC has exported to Qkn and Qkn imported from TC "forever".
I've used them both since TC '96 with Qkn99 thru TC2007 and Qkn2006.
Again, exactly what are you doing and exactly what is happening?
What version of both are you using?
G.
Geo.

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PeterL wrote:
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John B.

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PeterL wrote:
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I have quicken 2008 and export my capital gains to a .txf file. In
Quicken 2008 - Reports\Tax\Capital Gains\Export Data and select "Report
to Tax Export File. This gives you the opportunity to save all your
capital transactions as a .txf ( Iassume early versions of Quicken work
the same way)

In Taxcut, select Import\Quicken and enter the file name you saved above.

I have personally done that and filed electronically on 3/13 and had my
refund credited to my checking account on 3/28 so I know it works.

If Taxcut won't let you import a .txf file using the above procedures,
than you may want to re-install the program

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In misc.taxes.moderated, DF2 wrote:

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Typo.... I meant to write File > Import Financial Information does
not accept a TXF file?

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PeterL <po.ning[at]gmail.com> wrote:

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What kind of file does TaxCut accept? (I have never used TaxCut so I
don't know).

Quicken (at least the 2006 version I am using) can export the Cap. Gains
report in TurboTax (txf) format, plain text (txt) format, and MS Excel
(xls) format.

Perhaps TC can accept one of these formats or a bit of processing with a
global text editor can change the txt file into a space or comma
delimited file.

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On Mar 31, 6:24*pm, DF2 <replyvia[at]newsgroup_please.com> wrote:
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I am looking for txf file import, which previous versions supported.
Using Quicken I save my capital gains report in a txf file. But since
TaxCut won't accept txf files I am stuck having to enter each
transaction by hand.

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On Mar 31, 5:38*pm, rdad...[at]panix.com (Dick Adams) wrote:
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The tech support gang said that I need to enter each transaction by
hand. If that's the best answer guess which tax program I will be
buying next year.

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"DF2" <replyvia[at]newsgroup_please.com> wrote in message
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offer QIF.
It only offers MS$, Qkn, TXF and DeductionPRO.
My Qkn 2006Dlx exports to TXF and TC successfully imported it.
What does "... for some reason I am no longer able to import from .txf files
....." mean?
Make a new TC File (using last year's data or not) and export/import again.
What happens?
Geo.

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In misc.taxes.moderated, Dick Adams wrote:

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Really? File > Import Financial Information does not accept a QIF
file?

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PeterL <po.ning[at]gmail.com> wrote:

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Your best answer will come from the tech support gang
at TaxCut.

Dick

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Previously I saved my capital gains reports from Quicken on .txf
files, and TaxCut was able to import from .txf files. This year for
some reason I am no longer able to import from .txf files, only
from .qdf files. .qdf files give me all kinds of useless
information. Apparently the only other option is to hand enter all my
stock transactions. This is most stupid. I want my .txf files
back!!!

Anyone found a work around?

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