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Big Four Accounting Firms Earn Millions from Israeli State-Owned Companies
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By אלה לוי-וינריב
First reported by Bizportal · 9 hours ago
What happened
Four major accounting firms earned nearly 59 million shekels in auditing fees from Israeli state-owned companies between 2023-2025. The Government Companies Authority released the data as part of a new transparency initiative, with KPMG receiving the largest portion.
- 01Four major accounting firms earned 59 million shekels from state companies.
- 02KPMG received the largest share of auditing fees.
- 03The data covers fees paid between 2023 and 2025.
- 04The Government Companies Authority initiated the transparency report.
- 05A committee overseeing auditor appointments has resumed operations.
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