QuickBooks is a software that is used by both small as well as medium sized companies. It is used by so many different companies and the regions as well as preferred file formats are pretty varied from one another, there are a handful of file types and extensions that are used by QuickBooks desktop. QuickBooks file extension is basically the extension used at the end of the file name, which defines the purpose of the file. It is generally in the form xxx.
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When the user creates a company file, at that very time the file with .qbw extension is automatically created by the QuickBooks accounting software. The file so created basically holds the company file and the other relevant account info.
During the process of downloading transaction from the bank, the QuickBooks accounting software opens the transactions from a file with an extension as .qbo. The user can easily import a QBO file, in order to get transactions into the bank register in a faster way
The qbb file extension is a backup file created by the QuickBooks software when the user takes a backup of the original company file
This extension appears when the user tries to email or transfer a company file, in that situation the QuickBooks accounting software crafts .qbm extension file, which is a compressed version of a company file
With this, we come to the end of this post, where we hope that the information mentioned above might be of some help to know the File Extensions used in QuickBooks Desktop.
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