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political reporter Stephanie Borys

PwC asked to hand over more information amid new investigation into leaking of tax information

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called confidential breaches by PwC "an absolute scandal". (ABC News: John Gunn/File)

PriceWaterHouse Coopers (PwC) insists it will comply with a request to hand over information to the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) that is again looking into the leaking of confidential treasury documents.

On Monday, the accounting and consultancy firm directed nine of its partners to take leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation that is examining the unauthorised sharing of confidential Australian government tax information several years ago.

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