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Importing Bank of America statements into QuickBooks

Export your Bank of America transactions and convert them into a file QuickBooks accepts — without uploading your bank data anywhere.

Steps

  1. Log in to Bank of America online banking and open the account.
  2. Download your activity for the date range you need. Choose a spreadsheet export — CSV or Excel. (PDF statements work too.)
  3. Open the free converter and drop the file in. It auto-detects the columns.
  4. Download a .QBO for QuickBooks Desktop, or a CSV for QuickBooks Online, and import it.
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Need older history? Bank of America, like most banks, lets you pick a custom date range — useful because QuickBooks feeds usually only reach back about 90 days. Only have PDFs? See convert a PDF statement.

Ledgerfeed is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bank of America or Intuit. Steps vary slightly as banks update their websites; look for a "Download" or "Export" option on the account activity screen.

FAQ

Does Ledgerfeed connect to my Bank of America account?

No. You download the file from Bank of America yourself; Ledgerfeed only reads that file locally in your browser. It never sees your banking login.

Which export should I choose?

A CSV or Excel export is ideal. A text-based PDF statement also works. Avoid scanned image PDFs.

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