BYU Professor Mark Zimbelman writes on his blog that “these KPMG partners appeared to be taking a page out of a fraudster's playbook and hiring former PCAOB employees to discover the PCAOB's audit plan. When top partners from an audit firm are acting like fraudsters, we know there are problems.”.
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