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TXF Convert

TXF Convert at Mac App Store analyse

Stan Nethery
Finance Utilities Utilities Finance
552 ratings · Power index: 264
Free Mac App Store Follow Website
Version 2.0.5
Size 9.19 Mb
Updated 6 years ago
Released 31 May 2011

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Description

TXF Convert is a financial utility that helps people doing their US taxes view their accounting data exported in Tax eXchange Format (TXF) format in a more human readable format. Unlike trying to make sense of the raw TXF export file, TXF Convert quickly reorganizes the data into a spreadsheet format making it easier to view and sort. TXF Convert converts the data to the CSV (comma separated variables) file format that is easily readable by the most common spreadsheets (MS Excel and Numbers). Detailed instructions show you how to open the reorganized data in your preferred spreadsheet. Of course there is support. Many financial applications export TXF files and they can have slight differences in their export files. If for some reason your .TXF export file is a bit non-standard, there is support available to resolve your specific issues.

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 5.81k
Est. Revenue ~ $2.38k
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Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 8.49 CAD
China 40 CNY
France 6.99 EUR
Germany 6.99 EUR
Italy 6.99 EUR
Netherlands 6.99 EUR
Portugal 6.99 EUR
Spain 6.99 EUR
Poland 6.99 EUR
UK 5.99 GBP
India 499 INR
Japan 730 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 999.99 KRW
Poland 27.99 PLN
Russia 459 RUB
Turkey 39.99 TRY
USA 5.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 6.59 USD
Ukraine 5.99 USD

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Conversion of TXF file

ChumWon · 14 years ago

Only converted a small portion of a TXF file exported from Quicken Essential Tax Schedule report. In fact, only one category. Question: Does the problem lie with the Quicken Essential export or TXF Convert.app?

TXF worked well for me.

Swgr guy · 14 years ago

Before I input a large amount of data like this TXF file into TurboTax, I like to take a look at it to see if there are any errors in the data. I was converting TXF file from Quicken into an XLSX file (EXCEL). I was concerned initially because I saw only the headings, but no data. Then I clicked on the EXCEL icon again to launch EXCEL again, and voila! There it was,data and all.

Don

jonblando · 13 years ago

I ignored the bad reviews and bought this app. Big mistake! Save your money.

Garbage

fdalp · 11 years ago

I want a refund just wasted $5.99. When through all the steps and wanted to see all my data on excel. It converted the file then when it was open in Excel it was just a bunch of jumbled code, random mixed number, and unreadable. Don’t waste your money, wouldn’t be upset if it was free, but a worthless programs.