QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE) does not directly work with Quicken Classic Home & Business, ron28.
QBSE and Quicken Classic are separate tools with distinct purposes. Originally under Intuit, Quicken is now managed by another company, so they don’t easily integrate or share data.
Quicken Classic handles personal finances and small business tasks like invoicing and tax reporting, while QuickBooks Self-Employed specializes in business expense tracking, mileage, and tax preparation for freelancers.
If you choose to switch from Quicken to QuickBooks, you can migrate your data, but the process is complex and one-way. Typically, you would need to export data from Quicken to a CSV file and then import that file into QuickBooks as an alternative.
For more information about the various functionalities and uses of QBSE, please refer to this article: Overview of QuickBooks Self-Employed.
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