Multiply is a dynamic accounting and advisory firm that helps small business owners achieve their goals
Multiply your business value
Our proposition includes
A tech-enabled accountancy compliance solution that saves you time and money.
Insightful management information that enables better decision-making to accelerate profit growth.
A professional commercial partner trusted by entrepreneurs and business leaders.
A highly competitive fee structure that provides best-in-class service for outstanding value.
Our services
We provide a high quality compliance and advisory offering to the SME market, helping clients achieve their goals by providing as much support as required.
We have worked with Multiply on a number of transactions and can rely on them to provide a high quality output and meet our project deadlines, which are usually time pressured. They provide a professional service with a commercial outlook that adds value both during the process and post completion if required; offering big firm experience at a competitive cost. They are a genuine alternative solution for me to recommend to my clients and contacts.
JOHN PALMER
DIRECTOR, CLYDESDALE BANK (VIRGIN MONEY)
Multiply have transformed our business.
The processes they have introduced have streamlined our finance department and the guidance they have given us has reshaped us for the better.
MJ JACKSON
FOUNDER, CONDUCTOR
We drafted in Multiply to support us during a critical period of change in our business. They had an immediate impact: overhauling the accounting systems to deliver insightful figures in real time, identifying missing income through rigorous reconciliation and adapting and refining our financial forecast model as our strategy developed.
They also developed a bespoke KPI dashboard to deliver the key financial and commercial metrics the Board and the Fund needed to help with decision making to drive the business forward. The clarity of information we have access to now is exactly what we need as a growing business and the input at Board meetings was insightful, commercial and valuable. We highly recommend them.
ADAM BUSHELL
DIRECTOR, WATERBEAR
Recent journal posts
Trivial Benefits
By James Moggeridge
Rewarding staff can be done in various ways, but care should be taken to avoid triggering unwanted tax bills on either the company or the individual. A benefit is trivial so long as all of the following apply: It costs...
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National Insurance changes – more calculations!
By James Moggeridge
As you can imagine, it’s hard enough trying to keep up with year to year changes in the various corporate and personal tax rates, bands, thresholds etc. So of course, the Chancellor has thrown in a little mid-year ad...
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Corporation Tax – Super-deduction
By James Moggeridge
Another Covid measure to encourage businesses to invest in efficiencies (to get the economy back up to speed) is the Government’s temporary “super-deduction” for capital spending (new computers, machine...
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National Insurance increases by 1.25%
By James Moggeridge
You’d be forgiven for thinking that the recent headlines regarding the increase to National Insurance is in response to the Covid spending in 2020 and 2021. However, it’s actually a Government measure to ad...
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Corporation Tax increasing to 25% (but not for everyone)
By James Moggeridge
The rate of corporation tax (company tax on profits) is currently at 19% for all businesses. From 1 April 2023 that rate is going up to 25%, but only for companies making over £250,000 in annual profit. For those comp...
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Covid-19 – Deferred VAT update
By James Moggeridge
One of the Covid measures was the delayed payment of the Spring 20 VAT liability (technically, that was any payment due between 20 March and 30 June 2020). On first announcement the deadline for repayment was 31 M...
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Covid Job Retention (“Furlough”) Scheme – Version 3
By James Moggeridge
Replacing the planned Job Support Scheme (see previous post) from 1 November we have reverted to, effectively, the Flexi-Furlough scheme at 80% of wages with no contribution to NICs or Pension. To keep to the key issue...
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