Can You Import Donations Into TurboTax Online After ItsDeductible?

TurboTax Online and Desktop handle this differently

The product name matters. Intuit’s current charitable-donation instructions for TurboTax Online walk users through entering donations inside the return. Its separate TXF instructions explicitly describe a Desktop import workflow.

ItsDeductible was different because Intuit controlled both sides

ItsDeductible was part of Intuit’s TurboTax ecosystem, so Intuit could support a tightly integrated handoff between its own services. After ItsDeductible shut down in October 2025, independent replacements could build donation tracking, valuation, import, export, and recordkeeping tools—but they could not independently add a new import pathway inside TurboTax Online.

That is why “can the replacement export my data?” and “can TurboTax Online import it?” are two separate questions. Both sides of the handoff have to support the same workflow.

If your broader question is which product now fills the year-round tracking role, see our ItsDeductible replacement guide. This article stays narrower: what happens when those records reach TurboTax.

What former ItsDeductible users should do now

1. 1

   Preserve any old donation records you still have

   Keep saved lists, PDFs, spreadsheets, screenshots, receipts, and other historical records together. If you have usable old lists, start with our ItsDeductible import guide.

2. 2

   Track new donations before tax time

   Capture the charity, date, item details, quantity, condition, and estimated fair market value while the donation is still fresh. That record remains useful regardless of which tax software you use later.

3. 3

   Choose an export that matches the next step

   ItsDeducted supports Excel, PDF, and TXF workflows. Excel and PDF are useful for review and documentation; TXF is intended for compatible TurboTax Desktop workflows. See how donation export works.

4. 4

   Recheck TurboTax’s current instructions before filing

   Import capabilities can change. Use Intuit’s current help for the TurboTax product you actually use rather than assuming Online and Desktop support the same file types.

Where ItsDeducted fits in the tax-time handoff

ItsDeducted’s job is to keep the donation record complete before tax time: donated items, estimated fair market values, charity details, dates, quantities, condition, and supporting context. When you are ready to file, you can export the record in the format that fits your workflow.

For TurboTax Online, that currently means using organized records as the source for the product’s donation-entry flow unless Intuit documents a compatible third-party import method. For TurboTax Desktop, ItsDeducted’s TXF export aligns with the import path Intuit currently documents.

TurboTax Online also now includes a fair market value lookup during charitable-donation entry. That is a separate feature from importing an external donation file; our TurboTax FMV tool guide explains that distinction in more detail.

What is true today—and what could change

As of September 26, 2026, Intuit’s public support documentation does not describe a general third-party charitable-donation file import for TurboTax Online. It does document charitable-donation entry in Online and TXF import in Desktop.

Common questions about importing donations into TurboTax

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ItsDeducted provides estimated fair market values and recordkeeping support. It does not provide tax, legal, or financial advice. ItsDeducted is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Intuit or TurboTax. TurboTax and ItsDeductible are trademarks of Intuit Inc.