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Mogul QuickBooks sync with Airbnb split payouts (90/10): what actually posts to your P&L?

  • Nov 6, 2026 6:35 PM UTC
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Kory
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Hi all,

I’m on Professional and considering Mogul for the QuickBooks integration. I’m hoping someone with a similar setup can share what they actually see in QuickBooks.

My setup:

  • 10 listings. I own 9 outright, and 1 belongs to a friend’s LLC.
  • Her listing lives in my Airbnb account. Airbnb splits each payout at the source: 90% to her LLC’s bank account and 10% to mine, both of which are documented within the payouts section of my Airbnb host account.
  • Airbnb reports the 90% under her LLC’s tax ID, so my 1099-K only includes my 10% for that listing.

What support told me:
With an owner and management agreement set up and “Airbnb co-host payouts” enabled, a $1,000 reservation posts $1,000 accommodation income (Revenue) and $100 management commission (Revenue). They say the $900 is “marked as already paid to owner and excluded from your P&L.” They also confirmed there’s no option to map that property’s accommodation income to a clearing account.

My question:
If both lines post to revenue accounts, what offsets the $900 in QuickBooks? For anyone using co-host payouts with the Mogul QuickBooks sync:

  1. What journal entries actually appear for a reservation like this?
  2. Does your P&L show only your commission, or the full gross plus your commission?
  3. If you had to add manual entries or a workaround to make it reconcile with your 1099-K, what did you do?

Screenshots of the QuickBooks entries (with amounts blurred if you like) would be hugely helpful. Thanks!