MKH Conseil
Accounting, audit and advisory services for nonprofit organizations and other non-market-sector entities
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About MKH Conseil
MKH Conseil is an accounting and audit firm offering accounting, statutory audit, strategic advisory, payroll and professional training services. Its work also covers tax, legal, social and organizational matters.
The firm serves organizations in the nonprofit sector and supports their leaders with accounting, financial and organizational management. It joined DK Partners, a national network of accounting, audit and advisory firms.
Product: Accounting, statutory audit, strategic advisory, payroll management and professional training.
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