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business reporter Daniel Ziffer

PwC in the firing line and AFP drawn in as Senate asks hard questions about conflict-of-interest drama

UNSW associate professor Scott Donald says it is unclear whether PwC will face civil or criminal charges. (ABC News: John Gunn)

PwC gets paid millions to get companies and governments out of trouble, but it's in the middle of an international crisis after a former tax partner used confidential Treasury information to make millions for the consulting firm.

"PwC was brought in as a trusted adviser and expert to help shape [new] laws," says columnist and author Tom Ravlic.

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