Accoring to The Times: The heads of Deloitte, KPMG, EY and PWC have written to the Commons business committee to say the competition watchdog should
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KPMG and the gravy train
As The Guardian reports this morning: KPMG, the auditing firm that gave Carillion a clean bill of health, has reported a leap in profits that
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KPMG being the most popular FTSE 100 auditor makes no sense
Accountancy Age has this headline this morning: This makes no sense, at all. KPMG is the firm that, more than any other, has dragged auditing
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Where are the Big 4 firms of accountants when it comes to illicit financial flows?
Blogging on my phone is something I have never been keen on. But due to flight restrictions I have no choice this morning – iPads
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KPMG’s move to restore its audit independence should be seen as the sop it is
KPMG has announced that it is to stop supplying any other services to its FTSE 350 clients in an effort to maintain the existing framework
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Hats off to those who have brought the Big 4 to account
Many may have noted that over the weekend it was reported that: The government has called for a comprehensive review of Britain’s auditing industry in
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KPMG have a very long way to go on responsible tax
The FT has reported: Tax campaigners and academics have boycotted a “festival of tax” held by KPMG on Wednesday over concerns about the firm’s past
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KPMG’s tax illiteracy
I have been sent an article by Chris Morgan, KPMG head of tax in the UK. It has been written in advance of an event
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The review of the Big 4 firms of accountants cannot take place behind closed doors
The FT begins a new series on accountancy this morning, looking at the failings of this sector. The series comes as the Kingman Review collects
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