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KPMG Faces De Facto Ban Amid Government Contract Scrutiny
The embattled consulting firm KPMG has been effectively barred from new government contracts in Australia, following a review of its governance and ethics by the Department of Finance.
askFinz Newsroom· Jun 15, 2026#facto#government#contracts
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- Ban on New Contracts: KPMG is barred from bidding for new government contracts until September 30, 2026.
- Independent Review: The firm must undergo an independent assessment of its governance, culture, ethics, and integrity frameworks during the ban period.
- Scope of Ban: The restriction applies to CPR engagements but also covers non-CPR covered entities.
- Overview of the Ban and its Scope
- Details of the Independent Review Requested by Finance
- Impact on KPMG's Future Government Work
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