Companies like them and Deloitte still offer traditional auditing and accounting services, but their cash cow is mostly in IT contracting for government and Fortune 500-type companies.
Not to mention that when it comes to accounting and fiscal advice, they're more tax avoidance companies than accounting companies.
Take away the big four, and I wonder if $tech_multinational would dare to play things like the double Irish for some time. Just as an example, have a closer look at EU commission president Juncker's activities in his former job in Luxemburg, and you'll see what I mean.
Take away the big four, and I wonder if $tech_multinational would dare to play things like the double Irish for some time. Just as an example, have a closer look at EU commission president Juncker's activities in his former job in Luxemburg, and you'll see what I mean.