Learn more about the conversion process, you may check this article: Convert Quicken data to QuickBooks Desktop. The Conversion Utility will guide you through the rest of conversion.Select the Quicken file (.QDF) that you want to convert.To convert your Quicken file using the Conversion Utility in QBDT: If you do, uninstall it from your computer and download the right version. Once your file is upgraded to a compatible version of Quicken, you can now start converting using the Conversion Utility in QuickBooks. Make sure you don't have another version of Quicken Converter installed before using the tool. If you have Quicken for Mac, convert your data file first to Quicken for Windows or create a new QuickBooks company file instead. Quicken for Mac: The Quicken Converter, and the Conversion Utility in QuickBooks, cannot convert Quicken for Mac data file.

You can skip using the Quicken Converter and convert directly to QuickBooks using the Conversion Utility, if you have a version of Quicken that is a parallel version of QuickBooks Desktop (e.g., Quicken 2019 to QuickBooks Pro, Premier, or Enterprise 2019).You only need to use the Quicken Converter if you are migrating from a Quicken version that is NOT a parallel version of your QuickBooks Desktop (e.g., Quicken 2016 to QuickBooks Pro, Premier, or Enterprise 2019).

If not and you're reporting as a new business, you can just migrate this year's transaction and the old data will stay to Quicken.ĭepending on the Quicken version, you can convert your Quicken file directly to QBDT or use the Quicken Converter to upgrade your file first.

If you need the tax reports for the previous years, then, you may need to migrate/convert the data for those years as well. I'm happy to help you share information about importing/converting Quicken data to QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT).

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