The Ntsebeza Commission set up by the Institute of Chartered Accountants will close submissions in three days.
The public was invited to make submissions of evidence on the conduct of KPMG accountants and their role in State Capture and the Gupta’s businesses.
The deadline for submissions is this Friday.
The Commission will then sit from the end of this month to consider the submissions.
The inquiry will be chaired by Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza.
The Inquiry will examine the conduct of any members of the South African Institute of Chartered accountants employed by KPMG for breaches of ethics and professional norms.
The role of KPMG in the controversial SARS Rogue Unit saga will also come under scrutiny.
Late last year KPMG withdrew its findings‚ recommendations and conclusions of the report it produced for SARS. Inquiry members have the power to subpoena people.
The Ntsebeza inquiry is set to complete its work within the next five months.
