Re: Import TurboTax into Quicken
Andrew <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.comp.software.financial.quicken |
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| Organization | A noiseless patient Spider |
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On 03/06/23 6:33 PM, Jeffrey wrote: > > The only thing I would upload into TT is my Expenses. > But I definitely will double check the import. > Can be used to estimate what your taxes may be. > It will never be accurate. > Best way to estimate your taxes for me at least is to take for example this years return > and increase some if the numbers by x%. > You can also add any Gains/Loss in anything may have sold. > Plus if you had 1099-R's you can enter those entries and get a What If estimate. > Especially useful if you have to pay Estimated taxes. Thanks Jeffrey for your reply. Yes, expenses seems reasonable. I do indeed have a report that I use to generate my Schedule "A" out of Q, as well as other items I mark as 'TAX LINE' (like a legal group settlement I received received I asked about in this NG) but I still manually type in all the needed figures. Those bottom line numbers aren't that onerous, but in this case, you are right that perhaps errors could creep in that way and double checking is indeed a good thing. I'm one of the few nerdy people that actually enjoys the intellectual exercise in doing taxes. Happy April 18th (this year's tax date). -- ----------------------------------------------------------- Regards - - Andrew