A parliamentary committee investigating alleged client data leaks at KPMG Australia heard on Friday from whistleblowers reporting misconduct, indicating a troubling pattern of wrongdoing at the firm.

Following anonymous allegations in March of KPMG's misuse of client information for contract bids, resulting in several key resignations, MPs are now grappling with broader implications for corporate culture and ethics.

The revelations have spurred debates on potential reforms in Australia's Big Four accounting sector, raising questions about the separation of audit and consulting arms to prevent further misconduct.

(With inputs from agencies.

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