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January 28, 2019
Question

I cannot enter a UK postcode as it only give me the option to select a state in USA. How can i tell it i am in the UK

  • January 28, 2019
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Level 5
January 28, 2019

Hello @malcolmwalls.


Thanks for joining the Community. I'd be glad to assist you with configuring your account.

 

Just to clarify, are you trying to set up a UK QuickBooks Online account? If so, it sounds like you may have signed up for the US version. These versions are optimized and configured for their respective regions, so options such as postal codes can vary. Additionally, you can signup for the UK version at the following link: QuickBooks UK.

 

I'm also including an article that includes the steps for canceling the account so as to avoid any future charges: How to Cancel Your Subscription.

 

Should you have meant something else, please let me know by posting a comment below and I'll happy to continue assisting. Have a good one.

January 28, 2019

I was thinking the same so i cancel this one and sign up with the Uk version on the link you provided. I was on a 30 day trial so no loss and only been seeing what it can do etc. 

 

Thank you  

Adrian_A
Level 8
January 28, 2020

I have an ongoing account and don’t want to start again but am having the same problem, I need to change my details so I can add my postcode to my address details, please help.


The postcode depends on the location of your company, RoutledgeCleaning.

 

If it's located in United States of America, you'll have to sign up for QuickBooks US version. However, if it's in the United Kingdom, subscribe to QuickBooks UK.

 

You can verify the country using the URL:

 

If you want to sign up for the UK version, you can use these links: 

 

 

You can browse the overview of QuickBooks Self-Employed to know more.

 

You always have my back if you have other concerns.