Convert QBX to QBW
How to convert QBX (Accountant's Copy) files to QBW company files using QuickBooks Desktop.

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Understanding QBX and QBW file formats
QBX files are Accountant's Copy Transfer Files used in Intuit QuickBooks. They allow accountants to make changes to a client's company file and send those changes back. QBW files are the main QuickBooks Company Files that store all financial data, transactions, and company information. Converting a QBX file to a QBW file is essential when you want to work with the full company data set outside the accountant's copy workflow.
Why convert QBX to QBW?
Converting a QBX file to a QBW file allows you to restore the accountant's copy as a regular company file. This is useful if you need to continue working on the file without restrictions or if you want to use the file as a new company file.
How to convert QBX to QBW
QuickBooks Desktop provides a built-in way to convert a QBX file to a QBW file. Here are the steps:
- Open QuickBooks Desktop (the same year version as the QBX file).
- Go to File → Open or Restore Company.
- Select Convert an Accountant's Copy Transfer File and click Next.
- Browse and select your .QBX file, then click Open.
- Choose Convert Accountant's Copy Transfer File and click Next.
- Specify the location and name for the new .QBW file.
- Click Save to complete the conversion.
Best software for QBX to QBW conversion
The best and only reliable software for converting QBX to QBW is Intuit QuickBooks Desktop. Third-party converters are not recommended due to data integrity and security concerns. Always use the official QuickBooks software for this process.
Important notes
- You must use the same year version of QuickBooks Desktop as the QBX file.
- Once converted, the new QBW file is a regular company file and is no longer restricted as an accountant's copy.
- Always back up your files before performing any conversion.
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