TTax06 import problem from Q05

Jan 13, 2007 2 Replies

Ever since direct import from Quicken was provided, I have been importing data from my Sked E rentals from Quicken to TTax. My Quicken05 data is assigned the proper Sked E lines, and has classes assigned (3 properties). In the class list, I have copies 1, 2, and 3 assigned to the 3 properties. These have always imported into TTax on a single copy of Sked E, column A B C. When I import into TTax06, the data is not going into the proper columns any more. I have no entries for property 2 this year, but the depreciation data is transferred from TTax05 so it still is carried over. The data from property class 1 is being placed in Sked E copy 1 column B, and the data from property 3 is being placed in Sked E copy 2 column A. I have never had this happen before. any ideas?



What I find interesting, is I also have 2 classes related to Sked C, and when I got to the interview for that, TTax showed the 2 classes and asked which class I wanted imported into which Sked C. I can't find anything like that for the Sked E.



scott s. .


Couple of thoughts - things to look at.

Have you examined QW's Tax Schedule Report - the fromat of this report should verify that QW is properly handling the Sched E info.

Could try an export of this report as a txf file and then import the txf file into TTax - see if this changes anything.

Finally, a post at Intuits TTax forum might get some input:

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Very familiar with QW/TTax handling of Sched C & E data - but don't have any of either for TY06.

"JM" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@q2g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

I've posted also at Intuit, but generally found better results here in the past. I will do some more data sleuthing, but the thing that gets me is I haven't changed anything from prior years, where it worked as expected. In the worst case I can just enter it manually from the tax schedule report, but ISTM that something was changed that broke the prior functionality.

scott s. .

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