You'll need to create an expense to accurately record the prior sales tax payment, p-seu-dio. I'll be glad to walk you through the process.
Before that, you'll need to set up the associate's agency as a supplier. Once done, you can proceed with recording the payment. However, I recommend contacting your accountant to confirm that the correct accounts are selected for recording to ensure accuracy in your financial records.
To create one, please follow the steps below:
- Click on + New and choose Expense.
- In the Payee field, input the supplier name, then select the payment account used for the expense in the Payment account field.
- Input the date of the expense in the Payment date field and choose your payment method in the Payment method field.
- In the Category details section, provide the expense information. Select the appropriate expense account from the Category dropdown, and add a description.
- Input the Amount and applicable sales tax.
- If the expense will be billed to a customer, tick the Billable checkbox and specify the customer's name in the Customer or Customer/Project field.
- Finally, click Save and close once everything is entered.
For reference, please see the screenshot below:

Additionally, if you want to learn more about the sales taxes you owe in QuickBooks, here's an article you can check out: Check how much sales tax you owe in QuickBooks Online.
Feel free to use the Reply button if you have questions with this process, seu-dio. The Community forum is always at your services.