KPMG Russia

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Office locations

In Russia KPMG now has offices in Moscow, Saint-Petersburg, Ekaterinburg, Kazan, Krasnoyarsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Perm and Rostov-on-Don. We also have offices in 6 CIS countries. In Russia and the CIS KPMG now employs together over 3,800 people.

KPMG CIS Transparency Report 2012

The KPMG CIS Transparency Report for the year ended 30 September 2012 allows clear articulation of the steps that we take to uphold our professional obligations and responsibilities and make sure our services are consistently of the very highest quality.
Topics
Global Audit Committee Survey

This survey captures the views of approximately 1,800 audit committee members in 21 countries on issues that create challenges for audit committees and indentifies international trends and provides data for specific countries (including Russia).
Industries
KPMG’s Global Automotive Executive Survey 2013

The report provides a comprehensive insight into the views and strategies of the main industry players and looks at the key issues such as environmental challenges, growing urbanization, changing customer behavior and others.

The Application of IFRS: Food, drink and consumer goods companies

We hope that this publication serves as a useful resource for both existing users of IFRS and FDCG companies seeking to understand the potential impact of adopting IFRS.
Services
- National Desks
Research
New Transfer Pricing Rules: one year later

KPMG has conducted a survey of the impact of the new transfer pricing rules adopted a year ago on the largest Russian and international companies in the oil and gas sector operating in Russia.

M&A in Russia 2012

The survey's findings prove 2012 to have been a strong year for Russian M&A.
Careers
Global Internship Program

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity - 4 weeks internship at KPMG in the US at the start of your career!

Vacancies at KPMG

KPMG has career opportunities both for graduates and students, and also for experienced professionals.
Alumni
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Alumni Programme

Stay connected with KPMG and with your former colleagues. To keep you informed on KPMG news we publilsh K-Community quarterly on-line digest. We are also happy to hold annual Alumni meetings and offer our Alumni a broad range of career opportunities.

Educational projects

Education enables the development of both individuals and society as a whole. Knowledge and experience are essential resources for creating positive change. In our day and age, the speed at which information is exchanged and knowledge shared is becoming ever more important to attempts to solve some of the global dilemmas we face.

All KPMG practices regard educational programs, in all their diversity, to be vital. We value our in-house expertise, and seek to expand our knowledge base. Not only do we invest in developing our own teams and individuals, we support knowledge-sharing in the social and environmental spheres.

	Development of Early Intervention Services in Nizhny Novgorod region KPMG is implementing, jointly with regional health care and social policy ministries, a program for training specialists, who work with children, in early intervention technologies. The main focus of the three-year program is to help disabled children, children growing up in families at a state of crisis and also children living in orphanages. Early intervention programs (EI) are programs aimed at supporting families (biological parents or foster parents) with young children (from birth to six years of age) suffering from disorders or at high risk of suffering such disorders. These are interdisciplinary, family-centered programs conducted by a team of specialists. The care program is being developed based on the requirements of both child and family. Due to their effectiveness EI programs are being successfully implemented in Western European countries and the USA. The need to develop similar programs in Russia is recognized not only by the professional community, but also by the state authorities. The development of EI programs has been listed as one the top five problem areas in the Russian Federation. This project pools resources of business and executive authorities and the aspirations of individuals currently working to help families and children. Our goal is to promote qualitative changes in the development of new social technologies for socially vulnerable children of early age and their parents. To study and implement new working methods, KPMG engages the best early intervention experts who have experience working in Russia and abroad. Since 2010 the project has also been supported by the United States Agency for International Development USAID. As a result it has become possible to engage the world's leading experts in early intervention technologies and leverage the best experience of child support systems. On the completion of the project we would like to see the sustainable functioning of early intervention services in pilot institutions in Nizhny Novgorod region.
	Youth Business Russia (IBLF) In partnership with the International Business Leaders Forum (IBLF) KPMG is participating in the implementation of the Youth Business Russia program aimed at helping young entrepreneurs set up small to medium size businesses in Russian regions. As a corporate partner of IBLF, in addition to the provision of financial assistance, pro bono services and administrative resources, KPMG is actively participating in the implementation of the program in two regions: Kaluga and Novosibirsk. Within the framework of the partnership, KPMG's volunteers hold capacity building seminars and workshops for the program participants, and also participate in IBLF Expert Councils.
	Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) KPMG has been one of the key sponsors of SIFE globally since 1990. SIFE is an international student program that provides the participants with an opportunity to independently implement creative and innovation-based outreach projects aimed at teaching economics, free entrepreneurship and business to the people living in their local community, district or region. Participating students form teams on their university campuses, develop business projects aimed at improving the quality and living standards of local communities. The projects are implemented during the academic year. Subsequently they are nominated to participate in regional and national competitions. The students deliver the results of their work through oral, audio or video presentations, and also in the form of written reports, which are given to the jury consisting of business representatives. The winners of national competitions meet in fall at the SIFE World Cup, where senior management from leading global companies determines the winning team. KPMG in Russia provides financial support to SIFE Russia, takes part in the work of the jury, facilitates the processing and monitoring of data during the regional and national stages of SIFE competitions, and also performs capacity building workshops. In addition, Andrew Cranston, Senior Partner of KPMG in Russia and the CIS, sits on the Board of Directors of SIFE in Russia.
	Big Change The Big Change Charity Foundation is one of KPMG's key partners in the area of corporate social responsibility. The charity was established in 2001 by a group of professional teachers who wanted to help children from orphanages deprived of the opportunity to obtain education, to realize their potential and become more successful in life. Big Change is one of the most effective adaptation projects for former orphanage residents, and has a proven record of success. KPMG financially supports the charity's educational programs, provides administrative support and also implements a long-term volunteering project with Big Change.

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