We are humbled to announce the appointment of Prof. Wiseman Nkuhlu, our new non-executive board Chairman – strengthening the leadership & governance of the firm. Prof. Nkuhlu has 30+ years’ experience in both the public & private sectors.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Ansie Ramalho as independent director to our board. She is an authority on corporate governance in South Africa, with both theoretical and applied knowledge.
After a challenging period for the firm, we are pleased to note that KPMG SA trainee accountants dominated a prestigious list of 12 candidates who demonstrated exceptional performance in the SAICA APC exam.
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Our
#2023
new graduate and trainee induction programme continues this week.
Gaining insights on our
#KPMG
strategy story values in order to start living our purpose to Inspire Confidence and Empower Change.
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This week is extra special to us. We’re kicking off
#2023
with a huge WELCOME to our graduates and trainees! Here’s to growing your career
#together
. The future is bright with endless opportunities. Let’s go! 🙌
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Congratulations to all the students and game masters who took part in this year's
#UJBoardroomChallenge
. A huge Congratulations to the ultimate winner Khazimla Molaba. We're so proud of you!
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This week we officially opened our new office in Cape Town, signalling an important milestone in the ongoing renewal and rebuilding of the firm.
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Mr. Ignatius Sehoole, former Executive President of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA), is expected to start as Chief Executive Officer of KPMG SA on 1 May 2019. Full announcement:
The auto business is part of an open, dynamic & self-organizing ecosystem. Success in this ecosystem will not be attained by a single entity dominating the whole. More views on the Global Automotive Executive Survey 2018 here:
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The
#IncomeTax
rate will be lowered to 27% for companies with years of assessment commencing on or after 1 April 2022, alongside the broadening of the tax base by limiting interest deductions and assessed losses.
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