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Multiplier Global Payroll is a unified multi-country payroll and payments solution for businesses that employ teams across multiple countries. It takes accountability for the complete payroll cycle, from gross-to-net calculation and validation to salary disbursement, statutory payments and reconciliation. Many payroll providers calculate payroll and hand the customer a payment file. Multiplier goes further. It processes payroll across 100+ countries, disburses salaries in 120+ currencies on payout rails validated before the first live payroll, and makes statutory payments to the relevant tax, social security and pension authorities. Customers work with one accountable global partner from payroll input to cleared payment. The platform gives HR, payroll and finance teams real-time visibility into each stage of the process. Teams can review headcount, gross-to-net and cost-center reports, monitor payment status, and use granular roles and permissions to protect sensitive payroll information. Multiplier also supports integrations with HR, finance, accounting and timekeeping systems to reduce fragmented workflows and improve data consistency. Local payroll experts and compliance teams help customers navigate country-specific tax, filing and employment requirements. With 99.95% payroll accuracy every cycle, Multiplier helps distributed workforces get paid correctly and on time. Multiplier also makes the cost of cross-border payroll easier to understand. FX charges are disclosed as a line item on the invoice, so finance teams can see, question and audit the cost of moving money instead of relying on a spread hidden within an exchange rate. For organizations replacing multiple local vendors or an in-house, bank-led process, Multiplier provides one platform, one operational view and one accountable partner for global payroll and payments.

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