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PwC referred to the new integrity watchdog

Published 3 July 2023, 9:46 am
Among the first referrals to the integrity watchdog is consulting firm PwCover over a tax leaks scandal that saw government plans to introduce anti-tax avoidance laws leaked and marketed to its clients, to help them dodge tax. PwC, today, released the outcomes of an internal investigation, naming and removing another eight partners involved.
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