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  1. KPMG marks further outer suburbs expansion

    growing their presence in the area. Deloitte is the largest, located in Parramatta and Norwest Business Park. Also, in June last year, PwC announced that about 200 staff would be relocated to the Western Sydney University Parramatta campus. It also has...

  2. KPMG locks in 62 new partners for FY17/18

    executive Gary Wingrove. The majority of appointments were made in the advisory division where 37 new partners were named. Last year, this division generated approximately 50 per cent of KPMG’s revenue. A further 26 were assigned to the firm’s...

  3. KPMG grows revenue 16% to hit $2.3bn

    consulting businesses. KPMG has rebounded from the pandemic with revenue up 16 per cent – compared with 9 per cent growth last year – and overall profitability up 8 per cent. KPMG chief executive Andrew Yates said that the firm had achieved record...

  4. KPMG flags damage done by backflips on super tax

    in the federal budget, it is a relief that there is now some certainty on the government’s superannuation plans. “For the last five months there has been considerable uncertainty in the industry, which has damaged public confidence,” Mr Howes said. “The...

  5. KPMG expands offering through acquisition

    I can’t wait to take what we’ve done to all KPMG clients,” said Mr Boele. This acquisition is the eighth made by KPMG in the last 18 months as the firm looks to expand its service offering to meet changing client demand. The firm’s recent acquisitions...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  6. KPMG expands into Greater Western Sydney

    KPMG has recruited a former Deloitte Private senior partner to lead a new office in western Sydney. Announced last week, KPMG will open a new practice in Parramatta relocating around 30 partners and staff for the opening. The office will be led by...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  7. KPMG credits royal commission fallout for strong FY19 results

    has announced a 9 per cent increase in revenue to $1.78 billion, for the 12 months to 30 June 2019, up from $1.64 billion last year. KPMG chief executive Gary Wingrove said key contributors to the growth included supporting financial services clients...

  8. KPMG continues start-up program for energy sector

    innovative start-ups in the energy and natural resources sector with industry leaders who can help fund their projects. Last year the program saw $650,000 in capital delivered to eight Australian start-ups. According to KPMG, the 12-week program is...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Business

  9. KPMG confirms 4% pandemic bonus

    repaid one-third of the May and June cuts. KPMG then moved to repay half of the July and August 2020 cuts at the end of last year, before returning a further portion in February. The firm saw a 7 per cent increase in revenue to $1.9 billion last year,...

  10. KPMG caught using secret ‘power maps’ to secure Canberra contracts

    Senators blasted KPMG's CEO for lying and breaching public trust after he denied his firm targeted officials based on their influence and relationship. KPMG CEO Andrew Yates has denied claims from senators that he lied about making “power maps”...

  11. KPMG boss speaks on gender equality ‘backlash’

    to because she’s a high performer,” chief diversity and inclusion officer at PwC, Julie McKay, told Accountants Daily last year. Initiatives like KPMG’s sponsorship program are producing good results for the firm despite some internal resistance, Mr...

  12. KPMG books $1.9bn revenue in FY21

    year before, and a 19 per cent increase in profitability. Partner profits were up as well, 17 per cent higher than they were last year, even after the firm offered “thank you” payments to staff after they’d suffered a pandemic-induced salary reduction...

  13. KPMG Australia moves into new advisory space

    arm. Declining public trust in corporations has informed the move, which KPMG’s chairman Alison Kitchen flagged late last year as a headline issue the firm is tackling with its big business clients in 2018. “Public trust is a top priority for Australian...

  14. KPMG argues against 'significant' cost increases in super insurance

    finding that tax on insurance payments outweigh the costs of tax concessions provided to group insurance in superannuation. Last week KPMG released its report into the costs and benefits of default group insurance in superannuation, which was prepared...

  15. KPMG appoints new head of tax

    “She has been passionate and prominent in advocating for reform of Australia’s tax laws, including representing the firm last month at the Senate inquiry into tax avoidance and minimisation,” Mr Wingrove said.

  16. KPMG appoints new chief executive

    empowering the business to make “thank-you payments” to staff who had suffered COVID-induced salary cuts in May and June last year. The firm also made 200 roles redundant one year ago as it grappled with the impact of the pandemic. KPMG last year...

  17. KPMG appoints experienced South Pacific and PNG leaders

    the Solomon Islands, Samoa, Tonga and Nauru where the firm has delivered services. Having joined KPMG PNG only in September last year from the New Guinea Gold Corporation the firm said Mr Iewago had brought a strong commitment to clients and a passion...

  18. KPMG announces record number of new partners

    round of partner appointments, effective 1 July 2015, 37 per cent are for senior female executives, up from 24 per cent last year. In addition, a record 56 per cent of internal promotions to partner were female. KPMG said it has taken a proactive stance...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  19. KPMG announces new partners

    directors across all divisions of the firm. The number of partner and executive director appointments is up from 35 last year. Twenty-three new partners (60 per cent) are from the firm’s Advisory division, almost double last year’s 35 per cent. Notably,...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  20. KPMG announces 2013/2014 results

    tax partner in Singapore. Thirty-eight new partners and executive directors were appointed during the year, up from 35 last year, reflecting investment across all divisions. Twenty-four percent of new partners were women, with a healthy female...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business
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