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Regulator Questions KPMG Audit

The US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) has now confirmed that the regulators are now looking at KPMG's audit work for Xerox.

Xerox was recently fined $10m for accounting irregularies which overstated the company's pretax earnings by around $1.5bn over a four year period.

CNN reports that the SEC has now issued 'Wells' notices to KPMG and several employees, which indicates that the regulator will recommend that civil charges will be filed.

KPMG was fired as Xerox's auditor last October. A spokeman for the firm said: 'We served our role as independent auditors, raised the right questions and took difficult, tough positions with our clients.'

The SEC has yet to make an official statement on the matter.

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