When this committee was discussing concerns about tax avoidance and evasion with KPMG in 2016, Gregory Wiebe was asked about whether the Isle of Man scheme helped to restore the trust of Canadians in the tax system. He had this to say, and I'll quote:
I think that if you look at that particular issue through the lens that we look through today, no. I think that if you look at that issue through the lens that existed at the time, in 1999, when it was policy and practice for individuals to have monies in a non-resident structure offshore, it was a very different time. We used to smoke in restaurants in 2006. We used to text in our cars up until two years ago. Times change, and we change with them.
Looking at it through that lens, I can't defend it.
My question to you, Ms. Iacovelli, would be this: How would you say that KPMG has changed since 2016, when that testimony was provided?