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02/24/07 7:28pm PST

Export to Proseries

I have QB Premier Acct Edition 2006. In previous years, I've had Pro and FAM purchased as separate programs. When I upgraded in 06, the salesman suggested that we go with Premier Acct and eliminate the separate FAM program. I was assured that it was just like the separate FAM program. In previous years, I've had no trouble exporting my information from my separate FAM to Proseries to do my tax return. Now I'm trying to prepare my 2006 1120S with Proseries. According to the user manual, I should be able to go to File/Export/Proseries Tax/Export to export my fixed asset data to Proseries. However, I only get a message that "There are no Proseries Tax clients for this tax return type". I verified under File/Client Information that FAM is set up as an 1120S. I have already imported QB financial information into the return in Proseries, so I'm quite certain it exists.In reading various forums, I seem to have the symptoms of not having the correct year version of FAM. I assumed since I have QB 2006, that I would also have FAM 2006, but that is apparently not the case. Does anyone know a work-around to get my fixed asset data to Proseries?

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No suggestion, but I am having the same problem with a 1065.

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When I transferred the 1120 client files from the prior year the fixed assets did not transfer. Then I tried exporting from the QB FAM and no luck with that either... I got a warning message that the FAM referred to 2005 even though it was a 2006 file! Other 2006 QB balances transferred okay. Anyone else have this problem? I hate to have to reenter all the fixed assets for all my clients.

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I see you are using QuickBooks 2006. New versions of QuickBooks come out in January while the fixed asset manager program comes out at the end of the year. Therefore, the FAM module in QuickBooks is always a year behind the QuickBooks version.

I.E. QuickBooks 2006 has FAM version 2005 in it which would import into ProSeries 2005

The version of Fam for tax year 2006 is included in the 2007 version of QuickBooks.

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