Hell's Bells - look at who is now getting in on falsifying Statutory and ICAEW records

 FT Sunday 19 November 2023:

"KPMG UK Partnership shrinks to half the size of rival PwC"

https://www.ft.com/content/e3cd6558-10ce-4eb1-a8f4-7c5f9a2f59b2

or for those who don't have access (solely for personal use).

https://app.box.com/s/xi57fbpcduoizk8687djspkj3780o37m


AN ANALYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL TIMES NUMBERS:


NB: It is an offence under The Perjury Act 1911 to make false statements to procure entry in statutory registers, particularly those that permit the carrying on of a Regulated Profession. ICAEW refuses to provide details of when disclosures were made to it because "it's too difficult". Hmmm 

(ps Michael Izza and Nigel Howell of ICAEW - NB. It's an offence to aid and abet perjury).


UPDATE 19.00HRS SUNDAY 19 NOVEMBER. 

KPMG INFORM FT THAT HUNDREDS OF ENTRIES IN STATUTORY REGISTER OF AUDITORS ARE INCORRECT.

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KPMG LLP swore to ICAEW that it has 874 members. It told the FT less than 500 and reports 469 to Companies House.

KPMG's own website says 786 partners in Oct 22 up from 571 in Oct 21

https://kpmg.com/uk/en/home/about/our-impact/our-people.html

Note 5 to KPMG's account state average 512 members in June 22 down from 548 in 2021 



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PwC fails to state the average number of Members in its accounts contrary to mandatory disclosure Rules applicable to Large LLPs. (see para 70 https://www.ccab.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/CCAB-SORP-LLP-1-January-2022.pdf) 

Companies House: 1,060 members.   ICAEW: 1077 members


IF EVEN MY OLD FIRM, PwC, JUST IGNORES THE DISCLOSURE RULES, NO WONDER EVERYONE ELSE THINKS THEY CAN IGNORE THE LAW.

NB: PwC's auditors knew about the disclosure requirement - see their own accounts.

Why did they let PwC "off the hook"? The £400,000 fee? 

What are they trying to hide?

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EY's accounts (note 6) states average 789 members for 2022 up from 712 in 2021  

Companies House records: 920 members.     ICAEW: 905 members

Has EW falsified its accounts?

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Deloitte's accounts (note 4) state average 714 members for 2022  up from 672 for 2021.

See earlier posts about Deloitte's decades long history of law breaking.

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IS THERE ANY HONESTY/COMPETENCE AT ALL IN THE BIG FOUR (PLUS BDO) or ICAEW?



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All documentary support for the above statements are available for viewing/download at

https://app.box.com/s/8xysyg8l6xtlxr0j2d2ixequb5v99j60

NB: Reference to ICAEW numbers is by deducting the names of those persons stated NOT to be owners from the Register of Statuory Auditors disclosures. 

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