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Growing Business Services

Providing advice to growing businesses is at the heart of Moore and Smalley’s business.

Articulate, commercial advice is essential if a company is to evolve from a start-up business to a successful and profitable enterprise.

Moore and Smalley’s experience in nurturing and supporting small-to-medium sized businesses throughout their evolution is second-to-none.

Our advice is based on knowledge, experience and a comprehensive understanding of the unique challenges facing owner-managed businesses. In addition to helping owners grow their enterprise, we will assist in the development, expansion and management of the business, also providing advice on personal financial issues.

As well as dealing with accountancy, tax compliance and other services traditionally associated with accountants and business advisors, our partner-led teams will utilise Moore and Smalley’s extensive range of services, meeting the requirements of a modern, growing business under one roof.

Our services include:

  • Business Development
  • Buying or Selling a Business
  • Cash Flow and Profit Projections
  • Company Restructuring
  • Company Secretarial
  • Corporate Finance
  • HR Management Consultancy
  • Management Accounts
  • Payroll Bureau
  • Preparation of Statutory Accounts
  • Raising Finance
  • Remuneration Planning
  • Starting a Business
  • Strategic Business Advice
  • Succession Planning
  • Tax Compliance and Planning
  • VAT Compliance and Planning

For further information, please contact Damian Walmsley at info@mooreandsmalley.co.uk

Bottomline Newsletter

  • Bottom Line Winter 2009
    In this issue of Bottom Line Graham Gordon looks at pension alternatives for high earners, James Treadwell provides an update on the new Companies Act rules and Stephen Adams discusses the new VAT rates. The Moore and Smalley debate brought together regional businesses, banks and solicitors who discuss whether 2010 will be the year of recovery, and we speak to Eliot Ward the new Chief Executive of Preston Vision

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Poll

Have you got enough working capital to meet potential growth in 2010?

We have enough cash in the bank / working capital
The recession has wiped out our cash reserves – we would need to borrow
We are already heavily geared with our bank and would struggle to obtain further funding
Results!