What does SQA mean in ACCOUNTING

SQA stands for Simple, Quick, and Affordable. It is used to describe products or services that are easy to use, fast to receive, and economical.

SQA typically refers to consumer products and services. These may include items such as electronics, furniture, clothing, cars, insurance policies, grocery items, etc.

Yes, it is possible for a product or service to have only two out of the three characteristics of SQA (simple & quick but not affordable). However, it would be rare for a company to market such a product or service as "SQA" since all three adjectives are generally required for the term itself to apply.

Alternatives terms that could be used instead of “SQA” include “fast & cheap” or “efficient & inexpensive” which likewise emphasize speedily delivery at a low cost.

While "SQA" generally has the same meaning across countries and cultures; there may be some subtle differences in how products or services might be considered "simple," "quick," and "affordable" depending on context. For example what might be considered an inexpensive item in one country may not necessarily be so in another due too cultural differences in pricing norms/standards etc.