Bank export guides

Export your bank statement as CSV, bank by bank

Uploading a statement is the safest way to get transactions into bookkeeping software: no bank login is shared and nothing has access to your money. The export takes a minute once you know where the button is. Pick your bank for the steps in internet banking and in the app, the formats on offer, and the date range to choose for a BAS quarter.

Menu names change; if the label differs, look for Export, Download or Statements.

Commonwealth Bank (CBA)

NetBank and the CommBank app

Formats: CSV, OFX, QIF, PDF statements.

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Westpac

Westpac Online Banking and the Westpac app

Formats: CSV, QIF, OFX, PDF statements.

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NAB

NAB Internet Banking and the NAB app

Formats: CSV, OFX, QIF, PDF statements.

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ANZ

ANZ Internet Banking and the ANZ app and ANZ Plus

Formats: CSV, OFX, QIF, PDF statements.

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Macquarie Bank

Macquarie Online Banking and the Macquarie app

Formats: CSV, OFX, QIF, PDF statements.

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Bendigo Bank

Bendigo e-banking and the Bendigo Bank app

Formats: CSV, PDF statements.

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ING

ING online banking and the ING app

Formats: CSV, OFX, QIF, PDF statements.

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Up

Up app (app only)

Formats: CSV, PDF statements.

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Suncorp Bank

Suncorp Internet Banking and the Suncorp Bank app

Formats: CSV, PDF statements.

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Bank of Melbourne

Bank of Melbourne Internet Banking and the Bank of Melbourne app

Formats: CSV, PDF statements.

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BankSA

BankSA Internet Banking and the BankSA app

Formats: CSV, PDF statements.

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St.George

St.George Internet Banking and the St.George app

Formats: CSV, PDF statements.

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HSBC Australia

HSBC Online Banking and the HSBC Australia app

Formats: CSV, PDF statements.

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Bankwest

Bankwest Online Banking and the Bankwest app

Formats: CSV, OFX, QIF, PDF statements.

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Beyond Bank

Beyond Bank Internet Banking and the Beyond Bank app

Formats: CSV, PDF statements.

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CSV or PDF?

CSV is best because every transaction is one clean row. PDF statements also work with FlowFi, which reads the transaction table out of the PDF, so if your bank or app only offers monthly statements, upload those. OFX and QIF are for other accounting packages and are not needed.

Which dates?

Export the whole BAS quarter in one file so nothing falls between two exports. For a first upload go back to 1 July so your year-to-date figures are complete. The BAS due dates page shows which quarter you are in and when it is due.

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Got the file? Upload it and see the quarter sorted

Then upload it to FlowFi and your quarter is categorised in two minutes: GST flagged, deductions marked, and every BAS label ready to copy into ATO Online. Pro is $29 a month or $290 a year, with a 14-day free trial and no card needed.

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