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Legal residence:Bulgaria

Organization type:Consulting organization

Funding agencies:

EBRD, EC, KFW, WB

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (HQ), European Commission Directorate-General for International Partnerships (EuropeAid HQ), Reconstruction Credit Institute /Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau (HQ), World Bank HQ

Sectors:

Audit, Finance & Accounting

Nr. of employees:201-500

Linked entities:

KPMG Baltics OÜ, KPMG UAE, KPMG (New Caledonia), KPMG Albania Kosovo Branch, KPMG Malta...

KPMG Baltics OÜ, KPMG UAE, KPMG (New Caledonia), KPMG Albania Kosovo Branch, KPMG Malta, KPMG (Taiwan), KPMG (El Salvador), KPMG - (Maldives), KPMG (Iraq), KPMG Al Fozan & Partners, KPMG Malaysia, KPMG (Tunisia), KPMG Sudan, KPMG (Guatemala), KPMG FAS, KPMG Consulting Co., Ltd., KPMG Afghanistan Limited, KPMG (Mauritania), KPMG (Kuwait), KPMG (Gabon), KPMG (Togo), KPMG AZSA LLC, KPMG Poslovno Svetovanje, d.o.o., KPMG (Rwanda), KPMG, KPMG Baltics (LV), KPMG (Chile), KPMG Lao Co., Ltd, KPMG - Honduras, AO KPMG-Audit LLC, KPMG (Bolivia), KPMG (Chad), KPMG (Ireland), KPMG (Zambia), KPMG (Egypt), KPMG (Argentina), KPMG (Gibraltar), KPMG (Venezuela), KPMG (Luxembourg), KPMG Fiji, KPMG (Myanmar), KPMG - New Zealand, KPMG (Mauritius), KPMG (North Macedonia), KPMG in Hungary, KPMG (Albania), KPMG (Sweden), KPMG (Spain), KPMG (Sierra Leone), KPMG (Algeria), KPMG (Sri Lanka), KPMG B-H d.o.o., KPMG (Switzerland), KPMG (Norway), KPMG (Hong Kong), KPMG (Denmark), KPMG (Panama), KPMG (South Korea), KPMG (Lithuania), KPMG (Montenegro), KPMG (Greece), KPMG (Austria), KPMG (Czech Republic), KPMG (Israel), KPMG Kazakhstan, KPMG (Botswana), Rahman Rahman Huq Chartered Accountants (KPMG Bangladesh), KPMG CI, KPMG (Mongolia), KPMG (Indonesia), KPMG (Finland), KPMG (Pakistan), KPMG (Colombia), KPMG (Nigeria), KPMG (Barbados), KPMG - Cyprus, KPMG Аudit Ltd - Ukraine, KPMG (US) IDAS, KPMG R. G. Manabat & Co. (Philippines), KPMG (Thailand), KPMG (China), KPMG (Belgium) , KPMG (Senegal), KPMG (HQ), KPMG (Canada), KPMG in Zimbabwe, KPMG Services Pte. Ltd., KPMG (South Africa), KPMG (Jamaica), KPMG (Azerbaijan), KPMG (Mozambique), KPMG (Georgia), KPMG (Nicaragua), KPMG (Bahamas), KPMG (Ecuador), KPMG (Uruguay), KPMG (Kyrgyzstan), KPMG Afrique Centrale (Cameroon), KPMG (Portugal), KPMG (Mexico), KPMG (Cambodia), KPMG (Namibia), KPMG (Armenia), KPMG (Costa Rica), KPMG KENYA, KPMG (Jordan), KPMG (DRC), KPMG (France), KPMG (Congo), KPMG (UK), KPMG (Russia), KPMG Bağımsız Denetim and SMMM A.Ş (KPMG Turkey), KPMG (Poland), KPMG (Tanzania), KPMG (Dominican Republic), KPMG (Trinidad and Tobago), KPMG East Africa (Uganda), KPMG d.o.o (Serbia), KPMG (Slovakia), KPMG (Moroco), KPMG (Papua New Guinea), KPMG (Australia), KPMG -Toncescu Mihai Olteanu SPRL (Romania), KPMG (Lebanon), KPMG Belarus, KPMG (Ghana), KPMG (Vietnam), KPMG (Angola), KPMG (Germany)/ AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft, KPMG (Brazil), KPMG (Moldova), KPMG Advisory Services (India), KPMG (Croatia), KPMG (Italy)

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About

KPMG in Bulgaria was established in 1992 and is currently one of the leading professional services firms providing Audit, Tax & Legal and Advisory services. the company is also the anchor practice of KPMG in the Balkans cluster which comprises our practices in Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo. The cluster was constituted in October 2006 in response to the political and economic developments in Southeast Europe, and in order to provide wide-ranging, tailored, industry-specific services to meet clients’ needs. Under this structure, we currently have a total of over 300 staff based in five different offices in Skopje, Pristina, Tirana, Sofia and Varna.

The offices operate under a common leadership and strategy, sharing resources, knowledge and infrastructure. This allows for a stable regional and local presence, pooling of resources, leadership and management capabilities and efficiency to meet the needs of clients in both the public and private sector across the region.