I have this information regarding QuickBooks QBi (QuickBooks Asia 2009/10) file type.
I couldn’t recall where I found this information. It could be either from Reckon’s
web site or the QuickBooks help file. I think this information is useful for
user who likes to know a little bit more on what’s in their QuickBooks folder.
Extension |
File Type |
Description |
.IIF |
Intuit Interchange Format file |
You can import and export lists and/or transactions using text files
|
.ND |
QuickBooks Network Data File |
A configuration file that allows access to the QuickBooks company
|
.QBA |
Accountant’s Copy working file |
When you export your QuickBooks data for your accountant to review,
|
.QBA.TLG |
Transaction log file (for Accountant’s Copy) |
When you backup an Accountant’s Copy, QuickBooks starts a log of
|
.QBB |
QuickBooks backup file |
When you backup your company file, QuickBooks save the backup file
|
.QBM |
QuickBooks portable company file |
When you want to email or move a company file, QuickBooks creates a
|
.QBW |
QuickBooks for window company file |
When you create a company file, QuickBooks saves the file with a .QBW
|
QBW.TLG |
Transaction log file (for QuickBooks company file) |
When you backup your company file, QuickBooks starts a log of
|
.QBX |
Accountant’s Copy (export file) |
When you export your QuickBooks data for your accountant to review,
|
.QBY |
Accountant’s Copy (import file) |
When your accountant has finished making changes in a Accountant’s
|
For more information on file type, do visit Reckon’s or Intuit’s web site.
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Thanks alot i didn’t know about these extensions of quick book, i just got it from your post, this post is really helpful. Thanks alot.