Big Four accounting firms Ernst & Young and KPMG have responded to the Bar Council of Delhi’s decision to ban them from practising law in India, denying allegations made by the country’s Law Society president.
The Bar Council of Delhi has barred the Big Four from practicing law in India until further notice.
May 09, 2019 at 06:04 AM
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Big Four accounting firms Ernst & Young and KPMG have responded to the Bar Council of Delhi’s decision to ban them from practising law in India, denying allegations made by the country’s Law Society president.
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