KPMG

About KPMG

KPMG is one of the Big Four accounting and professional services firms, providing audit, tax, and advisory services to large enterprises, public companies, and government entities worldwide. Founded in 1987 through mergers of predecessor firms, KPMG operates a global network of member firms delivering accounting, assurance, and consulting services.

KPMG is designed for enterprise clients requiring external audit services, complex tax advisory, and large-scale business consulting. Their audit and assurance practice serves public companies and heavily regulated industries requiring independent financial statement audits.

Service Offerings

KPMG's core services include:

• Audit & Assurance: Independent audit services for public companies, regulatory compliance, and financial statement assurance.
• Tax Services: Corporate tax planning, international tax, transfer pricing, and M&A tax advisory.
• Advisory: Deal advisory, risk consulting, management consulting, and digital transformation services.
• Forensic & Compliance: Investigations, regulatory compliance, and risk management services.

KPMG operates as a global network of independent member firms coordinating to serve multinational clients with consistent service delivery across countries and regulatory environments.

Approach and Positioning

KPMG positions itself as a Big Four firm with particular strength in audit and regulatory services, serving public companies, financial institutions, and heavily regulated industries that require independent assurance and complex compliance support.

What sets KPMG apart within the Big Four is their focus on audit quality and regulatory relationships, with strong practices in financial services, government, and healthcare sectors requiring specialized compliance expertise.

Key strengths include:

• Global audit and assurance capabilities for multinational corporations
• Industry-specific expertise in regulated sectors
• Deep tax and regulatory compliance knowledge
• Established relationships with regulators and standard-setters

How Omniga Compares to KPMG

KPMG is a Big Four accounting and professional services firm, while Omniga is a finance orchestration platform for small and mid-sized businesses—they serve entirely different market segments with no overlap.

KPMG focuses on enterprise audit, tax advisory, and consulting for large corporations and public companies. Omniga focuses on finance operations, bookkeeping automation, and management reporting for small businesses, startups, accounting practices, and fractional finance professionals. In practice, these serve opposite ends of the market: KPMG's clients are typically Fortune 500 or large private companies, while Omniga serves the small to mid-market segment.

Key differences:

• Market: KPMG serves large enterprises and public companies; Omniga serves small businesses, startups, and accounting firms serving SMBs
• Services: KPMG provides audit, enterprise tax advisory, and large-scale consulting; Omniga provides finance orchestration software and operational finance services
• Scale: KPMG is a global network with tens of thousands of professionals; Omniga focuses on modern platform and workflow automation for smaller organizations

These firms serve fundamentally different markets: KPMG for enterprise audit, tax, and advisory; Omniga for operational finance and management accounting at the small to mid-market level.