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02 Mar 2010
Internet accountancy software company Liquid Accounts has received over £750,000 investment to grow its business.
The company based in Yorkshire, which has over 150 accountancy and book-keeping practices as clients, will receive 12% of the company value from a government Aspire fund created for women led businesses.
A further 18% stake in the business was sold to a syndicate of local businesses with the three private investors to sit on the board.
Liquid Accounts MD, Matt Holmes said: "Our focus will be on building relationships with young, ambitious accountancy firms who are looking for ways to grow their practices and offer a better service to their clients, and working with strategic partners to offer the benefits of Liquid direct to their customers at an affordable price."
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