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KPMG says no conflict investigating Phoslock fraud

After signing off on the falsified accounts of the Chinese operations of water treatment company Phoslock Technologies, it seems auditor KPMG Australia saw no conflict in accepting more fees to investigate its own work.

Generally, when evidence of serious accounting fraud is found within a business, it is regarded as best practice to appoint an investigation team independent of your own auditor to investigate the issues.

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Tom Richardson was a journalist at The Australian Financial Review

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