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QuickBooks Error Code 9999 typically occurs during banking transactions and is often due to a connection issue between QuickBooks and your bank. Here are steps to resolve this error:

1. Update QuickBooks:

   • Ensure your QuickBooks software is updated to the latest version.

2. Refresh Bank Connection:

   • Go to the "Banking" menu and select "Bank Feeds" or "Banking."
   • Click on the affected bank account and select "Update."

3. Clear Browser Cache:

   • If you are using QuickBooks Online, clear your browser's cache and cookies.
   • Close the browser and reopen it to log in to QuickBooks Online again.

4. Re-connect Bank Account:

   • Go to the "Banking" menu and select "Bank Feeds" or "Banking."
   • Select the affected bank account and choose "Edit account info."
   • Disconnect the bank account and then reconnect it by following the prompts to reauthorize your bank connection.

5. Verify Bank Credentials:

   • Ensure that your login credentials for your bank are correct.
   • Log in to your bank’s website to verify your credentials and check for any alerts or notifications.

6. Check Bank’s Server Status:

   • Sometimes the issue may be on your bank’s end. Check their website or contact their support to ensure their servers are functioning correctly.

7. Use an Alternative Browser:

   • If you are using QuickBooks Online, try accessing your account with a different web browser to see if the issue persists.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, you can contact QuickBooks support for further assistance by dialing +1-800-845-9666.