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By Genevieve Feyt for KPMG, December 14 2023

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KPMG Luxembourg is proud to announce it has reached double-digit growth this year, with a 16% increase in revenue across the three functions – Audit, Tax and Advisory – for the 2023 fiscal year. The firm has achieved sustainable growth over the last three years thanks to its relentless investment in its people, digital transformation and client centricity, a dynamic strategy that is proving to pay off. Read More

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