KPMG East Africa (Uganda)

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Last update: Aug 1, 2024 Last update: Aug 1, 2024

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Legal residence:Uganda

Types:

Consulting Organization

Funding agencies:DANIDA, FCDO, EC, WB, Other, GIZ, ADA

Sectors:

Audit, Energy, Finance & Accounting, Health

Nr. of employees:201-500

Other offices:

Tunisia, Sudan, Guatemala, Japan, Ethiopia...

Tunisia, Sudan, Guatemala, Japan, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Mauritania, Kuwait, Gabon, Togo, Japan, Slovenia, Rwanda, Peru, Latvia, Chile, Laos, Honduras, Uzbekistan, Bolivia, Chad, Ireland, Zambia, Egypt, Argentina, Gibraltar, Venezuela, Luxembourg, Fiji, Myanmar, New Zealand, Mauritius, North Macedonia, Hungary, Albania, Sweden, Spain, Sierra Leone, Algeria, Sri Lanka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Switzerland, Norway, Hong Kong, Denmark, Panama, South Korea, Lithuania, Montenegro, Greece, Austria, Czech Republic, Israel, Kazakhstan, Botswana, Bangladesh, Cote d'Ivoire, Mongolia, Indonesia, Finland, Pakistan, Colombia, Nigeria, Barbados, Cyprus, Ukraine, USA, Philippines, Thailand, China, Belgium, Senegal, Netherlands, Canada, Zimbabwe, Singapore, South Africa, Jamaica, Azerbaijan, Mozambique, Georgia, Nicaragua, Bahamas, Ecuador, Uruguay, Kyrgyzstan, Cameroon, Portugal, Mexico, Cambodia, Namibia, Armenia, Costa Rica, Kenya, Jordan, Dem. Rep. Congo, France, Congo, UK, Russia, Turkey, Poland, Tanzania, Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, Serbia, Slovakia, Morocco, Papua New Guinea, Australia, Romania, Lebanon, Belarus, Ghana, Vietnam, Angola, Germany, Brazil, Bulgaria, Moldova, India, Croatia, Italy

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About

Our East Africa practice comprises Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda. There are 16 Partners and more than 600 professional staff who provide a full range of services to organisations in the region. KPMG East Africa has considerable experience in audit, tax and advisory services. The Nairobi office serves as the regional co-ordinating office providing the required networking to facilitate delivery of services on a timely basis to meet and exceed our clients’ expectations.

The firm’s involvement in Kenya goes back to 1949 when it operated as Angus, Lawrie and Jeremy. In 1965, the name of the firm changed to Peat Marwick, Mitchell and Co. The firm operated as such until 1989, when, as a result of the international merger between Peat Marwick International and Klynveld Main Goerdeler, KPMG was created.

Regional expansion came in 1995 with the setting up of offices in Dar-es-Salaam and Kampala. In August 2010, KPMG made its re-entry into Rwanda setting up a fully fledged office. KPMG has gained recognition as a leading provider of audit, tax and advisory services throughout the East Africa region.