NEW YORK: The world’s Big Four accounting firms have seen their non-audit fees fall 27% this year as they secure less consulting work from audit clients amid conflicts of interest concerns, according to a report over the weekend.
The annual survey by Accountancy Magazine found that the Big Four saw non-audit fees drop to US$733.6mil from US$998.7mil last year, the Financial Times reported in its online editions.
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