Conclusion of PwC Tax Leaks Saga
The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) has completed its work on the PwC tax leaks saga, marking the end of a long-running probe into the firm's misconduct.
TPB chair Peter de Cure announced during Senate estimates that the tax agent regulator has finished investigating the nine cases that arose from further examination of evidence.
- PwC Australia was ordered to report back to the TPB every six months on its progress in changing internal processes to better manage confidentiality agreements and conflicts of interest.
- Former partner Peter John Collins had his tax agent registration terminated and was prohibited from reapplying for two years.
The tax agent regulator has completed the nine-case job lot that landed in its inbox after the first two sanctions against PwC Australia and its former partner, Peter John Collins, were revealed in January 2023.
Author's summary: TPB concludes PwC tax leaks saga probe.
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