I do not have Quicken but am going to become treasurer for an organization whose former treasurer uses it will this edition allow me to import records
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The Deluxe version definitely does, I just looked. I initially had Quicken Starter, but I never did a file import. ... because after I had it for a couple of weeks I received a great update offer from Quicken to the Deluxe version. I know this does not answer your question directly, but I can say this software package is incredible. I do a lot with the Deluxe version.
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No. It doesn't store the data in those formats. You need to import using their software.
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It gives you the option to import. I would get the 2014 version though for the newest updates. The other item is when it comes to Backup you will need to figure out how to separate the restore / backup file to insure you use the right one. Not really a big deal though as it is fairly easy. I use their online backup as well.
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Yes. You could handwrite and fill out the stub by hand to record in quickbooks later.
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Yes, if you download an app (free). I have one called Documents to Go that works well.
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It does not. You need to purchase an annual subscription which for more than 3 people costs you around $380 a year in addition to whatever your software costs. If that's not bad enough, after 3 years you will be FORCED to upgrade your Quickbooks software in order to continue to have the privilege of paying the annual subscription which by then will likely be $500 a year. There is an all manual mode buried in the software somewhere or it used to be...but good luck finding it and if you do use it, you can't print any forms. In the old old days, before Intuit turned evil, they would offer a one time free tax table download which in many cases was good for a few years...all you had to do was tweak the federal withholdings manually. Those days are long gone.
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Not directly. The way I got my data into Moneydance was to import it into Quicken and then export it as a QIF file. If Microsoft Money supports QIF output you could export directly. Although I really like Moneydance, I'd gladly go back to Microsoft Money if I had the opportunity. Money was an absolutely perfect fit for my needs while Moneydance is just very well designed for my needs.
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I don't work with Quicken, however, if there's an option to print 1099s from your program, I would think the form would work since the form itself is set up by the IRS. You might have to do some aligning to get all the information within the fields. I've had to do this with other clients printers but it's a printer issue and not a forms issue. Hope this helps.
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Yes, but I am curious why you are interested in an older version of the program? DO NOT GET QUICKEN 2014 as its functionality is less than earlier versions. 12 may actually have been my fav. Attaching documents to my transactions is my issue. In earlier versions I could attach Checks or Invoices or Other. When I wanted to view an attachment I chose one of the 3 categories and picked my image. In 2014 there no longer seperate categories. You have to selec, then open, each individual image to find the one you need.
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Yes. I converted to Quicken deluxe 2011 when MM was abandoned. Man I wish MM.....Anyway, this crappy program really is the next best thing out there and converts all your data without a hitch. I had 3 years worth of financial info that converted fine. The problem with this is the inconsistent crashes, inconsistent download errors from your bank (some days it works, others it doesn't) and other failures.
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Yes, but you will need to go into the QuickBooks settings and alter paycheck and check alignments. Both have different settings. The Paycheck is usually a letter and number. The checks have a grid setting.
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You can get both ways. I bought mine at Office Max but it can also be downloaded. It is not as easy as you would think to use without any accounting experience.
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That product is no longer supported by Microsoft so it probably will not run on Windows 8. I switched to Quicken over 2 years ago.
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That may not be possible without loosing the data input that you have done between versions. In Windows we can go to File&gt;Properties&gt;Previous Versions. Or, if you could save your current Quicken data file in a safe place (out of reach of an installation effort), you might be able to install the 2012 over the 2014.
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Yes, using the free QuickOffice app. There is a pro version also available.
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I don't think do if u are expecting auto deductions... like taxes, insurance premiums, etc..and then tracking of such deductions .. quicken is a database ..
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Hi Chancey: The only advice I can give you is that my old PC was dying, and I waited until I got my new one before downloading the updated Quicken. I was afraid if I loaded it to my old PC, it would totally crash. So that's what I would advise, but I'm definitely not an expert.