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Credit card statement PDF → CSV · Excel · QBO
Drop the PDF your card issuer gives you. Charges come out negative, payments and refunds positive, the transaction date kept and the posting date set aside — and the whole lot is added back up to the New Balance printed on the statement, so you know it is complete before it goes into your books. Nothing is uploaded.
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| Date | Description | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 12/06 | Grocer #114 Austin TX | (86.13) |
| 12/18 | Payment thank you | 1,200.00 |
| 12/22 | Airline 0062341 Atlanta | (412.60) |
| 12/27 | Online store return | 42.99 |
| 01/02 | Foreign transaction fee | (3.12) |
| 01/04 | Purchase interest charge | (18.47) |
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Generic PDF converters treat it like any table and hand back the issuer's signs, two date columns run together and section totals mixed in with purchases. This reads it the way a card statement is laid out.
The issuer prints a purchase as a positive amount owed and a payment as a negative. For your books it is the other way round: spending negative, payments, refunds and statement credits positive. Section headings like "Payments and Other Credits" and "Fees Charged" settle each row.
Transaction date kept, posting date left out of it. Dates printed as 12/28 or "Dec 28" get their year from the billing period — including the December-to-January cycle, where half the rows belong to each year.
Previous balance, plus every charge, minus every payment, has to equal the New Balance the issuer printed. The payments total is compared too. If a row was missed or misread, the numbers will not meet, and the report says so.
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No. The PDF is read by code running in your browser and never leaves your computer. Disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it still converts.
From your side: purchases, fees and interest negative; payments, refunds and statement credits positive. That is how QuickBooks, Xero and most spreadsheets treat a card account, so the file goes in without flipping a column.
The statement's previous balance plus every charge read, minus every payment read, has to equal its printed New Balance. Where the issuer prints a payments-and-credits total, that is compared too. A difference is reported with the amount it is off by.
Yes — it is written as an OFX credit card statement, so QuickBooks places it in a card register, not a checking account. The last digits of the card number are carried over when the statement prints them.
Drop them all at once. They are merged in date order, a statement dropped twice is left out, and each new balance is checked against the next statement's previous balance so a missing month shows.
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