The was an article in the Polish press yesterday with the title: Poland’s progressive tax system could alienate investors As the story said: Finance experts
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The saga of Leeds United’s insolvency, its management by KPMG and the undisclosed links between the club and two offshore companies continues. As the Guardian
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The FT has reported a survey by Accountancy magazine that shows the proportion of women at the “Big Four” accountancy firms who were made partners
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Nigel Harris at AccountingWEB makes the interesting observation that E&Y, PWC and KPMG are all claiming to be the biggest audit firm in the UK.
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Prem Sikka has been writing on tax avoidance for the Guardian. Prem is always controversial. Maybe that’s why we get on. But as one commentator
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Good. Any other result would have been a disaster for corporate governance. Now, were were the auditors in all this? They were, inevitably, KPMG.

The FT has reported that: The Football League is refusing to sanction the sale of Leeds United to Ken Bates, the club’s chairman, and has
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The fiasco of KPMG’s management of the administration of Leeds United continues. As the Guardian reports: Ken Bates was last night handed control of Leeds
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KPMG are in a spot of bother again. As has been mentioned here before, they proved compliantly gullible when appointed as administrators of Leeds United,
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