Thanks, @George4Tacks!

@OverseasE  Looks like you're in a different time zone than mine, you being a whole week ahead, already on Feb 13. 😉

Agree Intuit seems to be worse than behind the times when it comes to something as simple as supporting foreign addresses, they just simply don't care; this has been a problem for ages and it's been escalated so many times by different folks.

One workaround they do for account setup is to use their own corporate address as your billing address but this needs to be done by Intuit.  You won't have an issue with relicensing but will need to call them back to get a credit for the "erroneous" sales tax each time, which is still annoying, but they seem to be familiar with this "routine".

Along with that, they'd need to override your firm address, which shows on the tax return, in the backbend since the front-end system doesn't support foreign addresses.

That is far less than ideal but could be the workaround you're looking for.

Hope this helps.