If you have your previous year's TurboTax data file, you should import it into Quicken before you begin using the Tax Planner. Importing TurboTax data gives you a head start in developing your tax estimate and can save you a lot of data entry time. Choose File menu > File Import > TurboTax File. Select the TurboTax data file you want to import.

Although you can, you'll need to import from the Quicken.txf file if you're using Quicken 2016 or earlier. If you're using TurboTax for Mac (which doesn't support direct import) or are experiencing problems with the direct import, you can import from the Quicken.txf file as well. Customize outlook for mac 2016.

You can also import.txf files created in other financial software (containing stock trades, for example) and import that into TurboTax. • Open (continue) your return in TurboTax. • From the TurboTax File menu in the upper-left corner, select Import > From Accounting Software (Windows) or Import > From TXF Files (Mac). • Follow the on-screen instructions. Note: Neither TurboTax Online nor TurboTax Business supports imports from the.txf file.