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Question

Will not import 4835 data from Quicken

Forum|Forum|4 months ago
March 18, 2026
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To resolve issues importing Form 4835 (farm rental) data from Quicken to TurboTax, export the data specifically as a Tax Export File (TXF) by going to Reports > Tax Export File in Quicken. Alternatively, use File > File Import > QXF to move data, ensuring the file is not locked or damaged.

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I don't want to use .TXF, I want to import from Quicken, like the instructions tell me, and when I do that all I get is "nothing to import" despite having tagged dozens of entries as "4835:xxx" Ended up putting all the numbers in myself, and then it appears TT double-counts that farm rental income!