If you select 5-digit account numbers, they will increase by 10's. If you select 4-digit account numbers in the ACCOUNTS program's Startup Accounts window, the account numbers given to Quicken accounts will increase by 5's within each class of accounts (Asset / Liability / Fund / Revenue / Expense). The imported accounts will be automatically numbered, within the 1000- or 10000-ranges as explained in Accounting Concepts. Quicken doesn't have account numbering, but ACCOUNTS requires it. So as a result, they will always be imported. Quicken treats them as separate types of entities ACCOUNTS does not.) Also, Quicken allows you to hide accounts, but it always exports hidden accounts, and does not indicate that they are hidden in the export file. What Quicken calls "Categories" are what ACCOUNTS (and traditional accounting) call Revenue and Expense accounts. It's important to understand that what Quicken calls "Accounts" are what ACCOUNTS (and traditional accounting) call Asset and Liability accounts. It is possible to import a chart of accounts (including your tag or classes, if you use them for funds) from the program Quicken from Intuit, when you are setting up a new database for a new organization in ACCOUNTS.