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Qubic strengthens expansion plans with move to bigger offices in The Gherkin
**Accountancy and tax firm Qubic Tax has expanded its business, having moved to bigger office premises in the prestigious Gherkin (30 St Mary Axe), as the firm continues to grow and increase its presence across London and the South East. **
Qubic, a national firm of tax specialists with offices in London and Newcastle, specialises in providing tax advice to SME’s, high net worth clients and business owners throughout the UK. Approaching its tenth year of business, with over 30 staff, Qubic have continued to grow since first opening in 2008.
The firm has moved to new larger offices on Floor 17 of 30 St Mary Axe, situated only two floors down from the firm’s old offices on Floor 19.
Qubic’s London office was originally formed in 2011, following a successful first 3 years of business and a strategic decision to expand into London and the South East. The company has since grown considerably with the addition of new employee roles and services.
Qubic Tax Director David Graham said:
“We are delighted to be moving to bigger offices. We first opened our offices in The Gherkin in 2011 and have grown considerably as a company since.
These new bigger offices support our growth and expansion plans and will provide us with 50% more office and meeting space to accommodate our increasing number of meetings and support our recruitment drive.
The Gherkin is an esteemed location and the new offices accommodate our need for more space, whilst also ensuring we remain in a central location that our clients our familiar with.“
For further information about Qubic and the services it offers, please call 0207 283 9555.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Qubic Tax .
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