("What do you need those for?" I feed them to my Japanese accountants, who transforms them into formal books for Kalzumeus Software, then files taxes for me for it. This saves them hours of screenscraping paper receipts with their eyeballs.)
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Oh god. THANK YOU for that tip. I head an aggregate corp here, and I had a guy who did it (accounting and all) on paper and Excel by hand, but he had to retire... so yeah this is definitely going to make things easier.
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Depends on the bank; the most common I've seen is CSV and "import to Quicken."
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I have been downloading all my 3 Indian banks transaction record statements since the past decade in the CSV / Excel formats for multiple accounts and importing them directly into our accounting software. I am surprised that this is being seen as a major feature in bank software.
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Woooah did not know this but super useful info.
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