Need to open QDF file from Swiss Tax authorities
Hello
I am a UK resident and I need to reclaim withholding tax from Swiss tax authorities. Unfortunately their forms are QDF extension files. I have looked up on the web and I understand I need Quicken to open these files. It seems a big waste to buy a software just to open a form. Any suggestions?
if there is no recourse but to have Quicken then what would be best / cheapest way to do this?
Thanks
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Quicken is not currently sold in either the UK or Switzerland. I would be very surprised if the Swiss were using Quicken files.
Are you sure they are not Adobe PDF files?
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The issue is resolved. I could open QDF files with Snapform viewer.
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Quicken is not currently sold in either the UK or Switzerland. I would be very surprised if the Swiss were using Quicken files.
Are you sure they are not Adobe PDF files?
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The issue is resolved. I could open QDF files with Snapform viewer.
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There is more than one type of QDF file? I thought QDF files were only for use with Quicken financial software. What is this QDF file type that is a form file and can be used with Snapform?
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The Snapform QDF (Quick Document Format) is apparently completely separate from Quicken's QDF (Quicken Data file)
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This is a 1st for me. I do not think I have ever seen a single file extension being used for 2 totally different programs. Actually, perhaps at least 4 totally different programs (
):- Quicken (proprietary financial reporting format)
- SnapForm (competitor to Adobe's PDF form format)
- Teklynx (Label Matrix design format)
- Quadro (engineering design format)
I'd always thought that a file extension could only be used with one type of file but apparently I was really mistaken about that.
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There has never been a registry or a way for an application to reserve DOS/Windows file extensions, just common usage. Consider the "Open with" option in Windows Explorer or the Default Apps setting for Windows.
The Mac world is much cleaner in this regard.
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