KPMG LLP as FEC employer text: $10.7 million

An LLP partnership name on Schedule A

LobbyVault ranks grouped employer text. KPMG LLP includes the LLP suffix as committees stored it. The $10,749,834 total is those itemized individual gifts. It is not KPMG’s global revenue, not audit-fee income, and not a NAICS 5412 rollup of the accounting sector.

People who typed KPMG without LLP, ACCOUNTANT, CPA, or another Big Four legal name sit in other rows. LobbyVault does not recode those variants into KPMG LLP.

2,292 donors and 17,909 lines

2,292 unique donors produced 17,909 KPMG LLP contribution lines totaling $10,749,834. Receipts per donor run near eight — among the lower repeat intensities in this dollar band, closer to ERNST & YOUNG’s nine lines per person than to Honeywell-style payroll volume. That is still compatible with recurring itemized gifts; it is not an official mean ticket, which the packet does not publish.

Party share is not on the industry headline. Unitemized gifts never appear. The firm’s committee PAC filings are other FEC documents.

Big Four and title siblings

ERNST & YOUNG (4,224 donors, $16,267,786) and DELOITTE & TOUCHE are separate employer-name keys. ACCOUNTANT and CPA are occupation-style rows that may include KPMG staff who never typed the LLP name. Combining those keys is a researcher recode. This page stays at $10,749,834 for KPMG LLP.

Occupation pages show titles stored beside the partnership — partner, auditor, consultant — as typed. CONSULTANT as an industry key is a different string when it was placed in the employer box.

Donor table

The KPMG LLP donor table lists disclosed names, amounts, and recipient committees. A large gift is a public individual contribution. LobbyVault does not attach an SEC comment letter, a PCAOB inspection, or a motive to that line. Alumni who still type the brand share the string with current staff. The FEC field is not a worldwide headcount.

Repeat names among 17,909 lines from 2,292 people are expected. Follow committees on the table for party and office. This page does not assign a partisan percentage to the firm string.

KPMG LLP’s 17,909 lines from 2,292 donors totaling $10,749,834 include the LLP suffix. KPMG without LLP, ERNST & YOUNG, DELOITTE & TOUCHE, ACCOUNTANT, and CPA remain other keys. Unitemized gifts and the firm PAC stay out. Receipts per donor run lower than contractor payroll rows. Occupation pages show partner, auditor, and consultant as typed. Alumni who still type KPMG LLP remain in the 2,292. Cite FEC.gov via LobbyVault, not NAICS 5412.

Source

FEC.gov via LobbyVault: $10,749,834, 17,909 contributions, 2,292 donors, top employer KPMG LLP. Coverage is itemized federal individual receipts. The ranking uses FEC employer/occupation self-reports, not NAICS.

Compare ERNST & YOUNG, DELOITTE & TOUCHE, ACCOUNTANT, and CPA on the industry index. Spellings without LLP, if stored separately, are other keys.

Keep KPMG LLP’s $10,749,834, 17,909 contributions, and 2,292 donors on this LLP string. ERNST & YOUNG, DELOITTE & TOUCHE, ACCOUNTANT, and CPA stay on their own pages. Unitemized gifts remain omitted. Occupation breakdowns show titles stored beside KPMG LLP. The donor table lists disclosed recipients; this guide does not assign party percentages. FEC.gov via LobbyVault is the source, not the firm PAC and not NAICS 5412.

LLP-suffix coverage versus EY, Deloitte, and CPA

KPMG LLP’s $10,749,834 from 2,292 donors and 17,909 lines includes the LLP suffix as stored. Receipts per donor run near eight — among the lower repeat intensities in this dollar band, closer to ERNST & YOUNG’s ~9 than to contractor payroll rows. ERNST & YOUNG has more unique donors (4,224) and more dollars ($16,267,786). DELOITTE & TOUCHE has fewer unique donors (1,273) and similar dollars ($10,533,517). ACCOUNTANT and CPA remain title and credential keys.

People who typed KPMG without LLP sit in other rows if stored that way. Unitemized gifts, state filings, and the firm’s PAC documents are outside the $10,749,834. Alumni who still type KPMG LLP remain in the 2,292. LobbyVault does not merge Big Four legal names into one accounting industry.

The donor table lists disclosed names and committees. A large gift is a public individual contribution, not a PCAOB-inspection inference. Occupation pages show partner, auditor, consultant, and other titles as typed. Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault — $10,749,834, 17,909 contributions, 2,292 donors — self-reported employer text, not NAICS 5412.

Questions

How much have KPMG LLP-listed donors given federally?

LobbyVault attributes $10,749,834 to the KPMG LLP employer string, from 17,909 contributions and 2,292 donors. These are itemized individual receipts, not the firm’s PAC and not a NAICS accounting total. Unitemized gifts are omitted. Figures on this answer are limited to that FEC employer string as indexed on LobbyVault; unitemized gifts and non-federal filings are omitted.

Is this KPMG corporate political spending?

No. The $10,749,834 total is individual contributions whose employer text grouped to KPMG LLP. Partnership treasury and committee PAC filings are other FEC categories. LobbyVault does not fold those documents into this industry row. Figures on this answer are limited to that FEC employer string as indexed on LobbyVault; unitemized gifts and non-federal filings are omitted.

Does this include Ernst & Young, Deloitte, or all CPAs?

No. ERNST & YOUNG, DELOITTE & TOUCHE, ACCOUNTANT, and CPA are separate strings with their own pages. A receipt counted here carries the grouped text KPMG LLP. Staff who typed only CPA are in that occupation-style row instead. Figures on this answer are limited to that FEC employer string as indexed on LobbyVault; unitemized gifts and non-federal filings are omitted.

How many unique donors listed KPMG LLP?

The rollup counts 2,292 donors and 17,909 contribution lines. Repeat gifts raise the receipt count, but receipts per donor run lower than in high-volume payroll names. This is not a worldwide employee census. Figures are limited to the FEC string as indexed on LobbyVault.