<commit_before>## Stripe IIF to QuickBooks Online QBO File Translator

Do you use QuickBooks Online?

Did you export your transaction history from Stripe, hoping to import it into QuickBooks Online to do your taxes?

Did you realize that QBO doesn't support importing data from .IIF files, which is what Stripe gave you?

Then this tool might be helpful.

Stripe-iiftoqbo takes an IIF file and produces a QBO file that you can import into QuickBooks Online.

It's pretty hacky, and I've only tested it for my use case. My IIF file had:
	
* Credit Card Payments
* Subscription Credit Card Payments
* Credit Card Refunds
* Transfers to our Checking Account
* Payouts to Third Parties
* Stripe Connect Fees Collected
* Stripe Connect Fees Refunded

But now our 2013 taxes are done! 

I used the Stripe export to come up with our top-line revenue (from credit card payments), and our cost of goods sold (since we're a marketplace, that's payouts to vendors and stripe fees). And all the transfers to our checking account tallied with transfers into our checking account (as seen by our bank).

## Usage<commit_msg>Updated README.<commit_after>## Stripe IIF to QuickBooks Online QBO File Translator

Do you use QuickBooks Online?

Did you export your transaction history from Stripe, hoping to import it into QuickBooks Online to do your taxes?

Did you realize that QBO doesn't support importing data from .IIF files, which is what Stripe gave you?

Then this tool might be helpful.

Stripe-iiftoqbo takes an IIF file and produces a QBO file that you can import into QuickBooks Online.

It's pretty hacky, and I've only tested it for my use case. My IIF file had:
	
* Credit Card Payments
* Subscription Credit Card Payments
* Credit Card Refunds
* Transfers to our Checking Account
* Payouts to Third Parties
* Stripe Connect Fees Collected
* Stripe Connect Fees Refunded
* … and Stripe Transaction Fees, of course :)

But now our 2013 taxes are done! 

I used the Stripe export to come up with our top-line revenue (from credit card payments), and our cost of goods sold (since we're a marketplace, that's payouts to vendors and stripe fees). And all the transfers to our checking account tallied with transfers into our checking account (as seen by our bank).

## Usage
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