The prime minister and 18 staff shacked up at a $750 a night hotel in London during King Charles III’s big day.
KPMG boss Andrew Yates publicly rebuked PwC while apologising for his own firm’s failings.
A senior tax office official says the ATO had been “very keen” on the Tax Practitioner Board conducting a review into former PwC partner Peter Collins’ use of confidential Treasury information.
The soap opera over PwC’s list of names is a distraction from the global firm’s real problem:It is a pariah with the government sector,and the contagion is spreading to its corporate clients.
The names include four partners at the heart of the scandal along with 63 staff and partners who received emails containing confidential information on changes to multinational tax avoidance laws.
The crisis communications specialist has been hired by a group of PwC partners ahead of a hearing in which senators will demand names be named in the tax leak scandal.
The PwC tax scandal has been six years in the making and now the company needs to appease its external critics and save its pipeline of work in Australia.
Carlton President and former PwC Australia chief executive Luke Sayers usually prefers the quiet life. But disasters at both these organisations have brought him into the spotlight.
The country’s biggest superannuation fund says it has paused any new contracts with PwC due to the tax leak scandal.
Readers discuss whether retaining PwC as the government’s advisor is akin to asking the guy who burgled your house to monitor your security cameras.
Opposition Leader John Pesutto wants the Victorian government to stop sending so much work to outside consultants,and has promised tougher anti-corruption measures under a Coalition government.