Business Execs Not Using Tax Data for Policy Changes
The survey indicates that the profession is moving the needle with promising investments in diverse talent, a greater willingness to upskill inhouse employee ...
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Lift Orlando Lands Million-Dollar Donation From KPMG
KPMG said Tuesday it will hire more than 600 new employees in the Orlando area.
The Innovation Clock Is Ticking for CEOs
CEOs see business innovation as a strategic priority, but only 25 percent of those surveyed in a recent KPMG study say innovation is embedded into everything they do.
CEOs Say Next 3 Years Are More Critical than the Last 50
A stronger client focus was identified as the CEOs’ top strategic priority. Eighty-six percent are concerned about how to keep up with the differing wants and needs of millennials.
Most U.S. Companies Lagging On New FASB Revenue Recognition Standard
60 percent of respondents indicated that they are running behind schedule in their overall implementation of the standard, which has an effective date as early as January 1, 2018, for many organizations.
Finance Execs Favor Technology-Driven Financial Reporting
Some 73 percent of controllers say that a technology-driven financial reporting audit helps them assess comparative company performance in their industry. Additionally, more than one-third of respondents say a technology-driven audit improves speed ...
KPMG Tops Rankings for Forensic, Investigations, Data & Tech Management and Litigation Valuation
KPMG's Forensic practice helps organizations achieve the highest level of integrity and manage the cost and risk of litigation, investigations, and regulatory enforcement actions by assisting with the prevention, detection and response to fraud ...
Investors Bullish on Real Estate in 2016
Investors continue to be optimistic in their 2016 outlook for the U.S. real estate market, with 91 percent expecting real estate fundamentals to be about the same or better during the year ahead, according to KPMG’S 2016 Real Estate Industry Outlook.