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Error 350 happens when the secure connection between QuickBooks Online and your bank expires or stops working, which usually occurs for security reasons. Depending on your bank, you might need to reconnect every 90 days. But if your connection drops every time you try to download transactions, one of the two reasons below is almost always behind it.
Two things that prevent most repeat disconnects
- Have one person handle all your bank connections. If more than one person at your business reconnects the same bank accounts, each reconnection can undo someone else's, creating a cycle of constant disconnects.
- Select "All Accounts" when your bank asks which accounts to share. Do this even if you only use a few of them in QuickBooks. Skipping this step is one of the most common reasons the same accounts keep dropping.
How to reconnect your TD Bank accounts
- Go to Bank transactions under Accounting.
- Select the TD Bank account you want to reconnect.
- Find the error message and select Fix now.
- Confirm the user ID and password you use to sign in to TD Bank's website, and re-enter your bank info if needed.
- When TD Bank asks which accounts to share, select All Accounts, then select Save and connect.
- Wait for the "Connection complete and transactions updated!" message, then select Close.
Repeat these steps for each of your three accounts. It's the person who originally set up the connection who needs to re-authorize it, so if someone else has been doing the reconnects, have that original user run through this instead.
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