KPMG Audit is fined for violation of the rules of independence

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British accounting regulator, Auditor’s independence rules, Agriculture and Engineering Group Carr’ın Audit of Carr, be sure of another firm and 690,000 pounds for another firm.

The Financial Report Council is not trusting the work of KPMG on Thursday and not to trust in the work for the sale of Carr to other accounting and tax services and can not change the leading auditor in the required five-year sign.

The restrictions in selling time restrictions and other services are designed to ensure that the auditors are independent of companies.

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The penalty is followed by sanctions and fines to operate sanctions and fines for KPMG and fines, including fined government contractor Carilyon’s accounts and fines £ 21m. FRC said last year KPMG, in the quality of inspections in recent years, “noteworthy development”.

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FRC has been in the role of five years in charge of the audit of the subsidiary. Restrictions are designed to protect the independence of auditors from customers.

Small audit company also sold taxes and Accounting Recommended for the same company, the disruptive rules that limit how much advice for an auditor for an auditor.

FRC’s investigation only associated with KPMG. The regulator said the violations were “dishonest, deliberately or in a hurry.” KPMG’s fine is 1.25 million manat to recognize cooperation with the investigation, saying that the regulator is “exceptional”.

A separate fines for the leading partner of KPMG, Nick Plumb, less than £ 70,000, less than £ 39,000.

Audit President Kath Burnet in KPMG, “Audit Head in KPMG”: “We did not accept that we did not meet the standards required in this situation.

Pump refused to comment. Carr’s did not respond immediately to a request for comments.