Linking a bank feed to the payment clearing account.

Applying payments to invoices automatically with Tallybreeze (formerly Bnbtally) but forgetting to transfer bank statement lines from Airbnb transactions to the payment clearing account in QuickBooks. Under the following article, you may want to see how to set up a recommended bank rule: Using the Airbnb Payment Clearing Account to automatically pay invoices in Tallybreeze and how to set up a bank rule in QuickBooks

Forgetting to disable "Automatically apply credits" in the advanced settings of QuickBooks. You can find the instructions in the following article: Using the Airbnb Payment Clearing Account to automatically pay invoices in Tallybreeze and how to set up a bank rule in QuickBooks go to section "Disable Automatic Apply Credits in QuickBooks"

Opposite to item 1, transferring bank statement lines from Airbnb transactions to a Payment Clearing Account yet later deselecting automatic payments to invoices in Tallybreeze (formerly Bnbtally). In this case you may have decided that you want to manually match invoices with bank statement lines but may have forgotten to remove any bank rules in QuickBooks for automatic transfer to payment clearing account.

Changing the payment clearing account used in Tallybreeze (formerly Bnbtally) but using the previous payment clearing account in QuickBooks.

Select the listing from the Listings Manager page

Under any Invoices and Refund Receipts, de-select the bottom checkbox "Automatically Apply Payment". This is all you need to do in Tallybreeze (formerly Bnbtally).

Within QuickBooks, it's also a good idea to remove any automatic Bank Rules that transfer money to your Payment Clearing Account. And be sure to communicate to any of your stakeholders to let them know you're no longer using the Payment Clearing Account to reconcile Airbnb income.