When I try to import quickbooks (desktop) into TurboTax (desktop) it says it can't open a quickbooks session. I spent a fruitless hour with Turbotax help, which they told me they couldn't help and I should call quickbooks - maybe they might know the answer. I have scoured the internet but am not seeing any answers to this particular issue. I have the most current products for each program. I have tried turning off firewalls and antivirus software, which didn't help.
If you use QuickBooks Desktop to collect tax-related income and expense information, you can import your income tax data into CD/download editions of TurboTax. This feature is called TaxLink.
You need to install QuickBooks on your computer and set up your company file before installing TurboTax. If a QuickBooks company file hasn't been created before TurboTax is installed, you can't import data since TurboTax will be unable to set up all the connections required for the QuickBooks TaxLink.
Note: Import from QuickBooks Online to TurboTax Online isn't supported
Tip: The TurboTax import looks for the data file last opened in QuickBooks. If you have more than one QuickBooks company file, you must have most recently opened the company file you wish to import. QuickBooks doesn't need to be running during the import process.
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