KPMG now a Xero national platinum partner

KPMG now a Xero national platinum partner

Xero has today welcomed KPMG New Zealand as a national group platinum partner.

This follows the recent announcement that Xero has formed a strategic alliance with KPMG in the UK.

Xero NZ Managing Director Victoria Crone says it’s great that we have been able to grow our global relationship with KPMG and bring this relationship back to Xero’s home market.

“Having KPMG on board as a national platinum partner is really significant and we look forward to working with them on this mutually beneficial partnership,” Crone said.

“Xero’s relationship with KPMG is going from strength to strength. KPMG is also an early adopter partner of our farming solution, Farming in the Cloud, further highlighting our growing partnership.”

“And, we’re right behind KPMG’s work to help small business and in particular KPMG Private Enterprise clients. This firmly aligns with our vision to make it easier for small business to meet their compliance requirements and ultimately run their business.”

“Xero is the effective platform for KPMG to access small business data and reduce compliance costs.”

KPMG’s Private Enterprise Managing Partner Paul McPadden notes that small and medium-sized businesses are the lifeblood of the New Zealand economy and they are key to our future prosperity as a nation.

“We are committed to working alongside New Zealand businesses to drive performance. By partnering with Xero, KPMG has access to a sound cloud platform enabling us to do more for and with our clients. We are thrilled to formalise our relationship with Xero and have the ability to provide enhanced reporting, value added services and advice to our clients and the New Zealand economy.”

Through the partnership, KPMG has active plans to migrate more clients to Xero cashbook.

This relationship will enable KPMG to offer value add services to their small business clients through the KPMG Private Enterprise group, reinforcing KPMG’s position as a market leader in the private business space.

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