QAccounting

QAccounting is the name used by the former Qdos Accounting after a rebrand that kept the same team and services. The firm combines online support with offices in several UK cities and says it has provided accounting and tax services for more than 30 years. Its offer is aimed mainly at small businesses and self-employed professionals who want to outsource accounting work while keeping a dedicated point of contact.

Its client base includes limited companies, sole traders, partnerships, startups, property owners, charities, and social enterprises. For limited companies, services include annual accounts, corporation tax returns, accounting support, and company secretarial work; the site also offers help with company formation and a registered office address. An online quote tool lets clients identify the services they need before signing up.

Self-employed clients can use QAccounting to prepare self-assessment tax returns and organize the accounting obligations connected to their work. The firm also describes services for contractors and subcontractors under the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), as well as accounting for professionals, trades, and new businesses. The scope is designed around how each client works, rather than a single package for everyone.

Day-to-day support can include bookkeeping, payroll, invoicing, year-end accounts, and VAT returns, along with preparing information for the UK tax authority. For services that require accounting software, the firm works with platforms such as Xero and FreeAgent. Its website says clients can be paired with a dedicated client manager and accountant, bringing document exchange and recurring tasks together without requiring an in-person visit for every update.

QAccounting also lists property accounting for landlords and research and development accounting, alongside CIS support and services for charities and social enterprises. Another line is outsourced accounting for small businesses and other accounting firms that need additional capacity. Its specialist pages explain work for particular industries—such as health professionals, photographers, and driving instructors—with attention to their income, expenses, and work patterns.

The onboarding process is presented in three steps: request a quote, complete signup, and work with the accounting team. The firm promotes digital tools and an app for viewing finances and recording expenses, along with phone, chat, and form-based contact options. Published prices can change, so a tailored quote is the starting point for clarifying what each service includes and which obligations it covers.

Leicester is the primary office listed in this profile, at Windsor House in Troon Way Business Centre. The official contact page also lists an Aberdeen office at Thistle House, 24–26 Thistle Street, AB10 1XD, and a Prestwick office at Arran House, 15d Skye Road, KA9 2TA. Online work extends the firm’s reach across the UK, while those locations provide contact points for its staff.