Can I use QBO UK instead of QBO Global for business in Cyprus?

I'm based in Cyprus and trying to understand the limitations more clearly. My goal is to use QuickBooks Online, and the UK version seems appealing. From my understanding: The fundamental accounting practices don't appear significantly different between the UK and Cyprus for basic bookkeeping. The UK version supports multi-currency, so handling transactions in Euros (€) shouldn't be a problem. Crucially, the UK version offers integrated Payroll and the receipt scanning feature with automatic data entry. These are features I highly value, and I'm willing to potentially pay a bit more for the UK subscription to get them built-in, rather than relying on third-party apps which I want to avoid. To be clear, I understand that the UK version is tailored for UK regulations. I would not be attempting to use any direct integration or filing features for HMRC. My intention would be to use QBO UK for bookkeeping, payroll calculation (if possible), and receipt management, and then manually extract the necessary data to prepare and file all reports (like VAT, social insurance, etc.) directly with the Cyprus authorities according to Cyprus requirements. Given this approach (manual reporting for Cyprus, no HMRC connection): Could you elaborate further on why specifically the QBO UK version still cannot or should not be used while operating a business registered in Cyprus? Are there remaining primary blockers related to: Specific VAT calculation rules or reporting formats generated within the software that are fundamentally incompatible with Cyprus needs (even if filed manually)? Payroll calculations or statutory requirements (like social insurance rates, tax bands) that are hardcoded for the UK and cannot be adapted for Cypriot employees? Other deep-seated compliance issues, technical limitations, or terms-of-service restrictions that prevent this workaround? I'm trying to weigh the benefits of the integrated features against the potential drawbacks or impossibilities of using the UK version here, even with manual local reporting. Thanks for any further clarification you can offer.