I added my bank account to my Self Employed Quick Books account, and the transactions stopped downloading in February of this year. I can't import my csv file either.

Hi, @info11-lauren.

I recognize you need to download banking transactions in QuickBooks Self employed. I'm here to help you with how you can import them into QuickBooks Self-Employed.

Before we proceed, what error message did you receive while doing the process? This way, I could share additional help for this matter.

Since you've mentioned importing transactions via CSV file, I'll share some mapping techniques so you can import transactions successfully.

First, ensure that your CSV file's column headers include the Date, Description, and Amount. Make the CSV file in either of these two worksheet formats. Take a look at this sample below:

Column 3 format:

After that, use a spreadsheet to import bank transactions. The steps are straightforward, as detailed below:

1. Click the Gear icon and choose Imports.
2. For connected accounts, click the Import older transactions link. For funds yet to be connected for online banking, tap the import transactions link at the bottom.
3. Press Browse to find the CSV file of the bank entries.
4. After this, all the transactions will be added at the bottom. Make sure to map the data correctly.
5. Press Continue, then Done.

I'm adding a related article below to guide you further with the process: Manually import transactions into QuickBooks Self-Employed.

Furthermore, adding transactions older than QuickBooks downloaded initially takes two steps. See this page for more information: Add older transactions to QuickBooks Self-Employed.

Please keep me updated on the outcome. I want to double-check that the entries have been imported, and I'll be right there if you need anything else. Have an excellent rest of your day!