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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
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Paul Karp and Josh Butler

PwC failing to name all 53 partners in tax leak scandal would amount to ‘coverup’, Labor senator says

PwC announced on Monday that nine partners will go on leave ‘effective immediately’.
PwC announced on Monday that nine partners will go on leave ‘effective immediately’. The consulting firm has been under pressure since January over the alleged misuse of confidential information from government work. Photograph: Dan Himbrechts/AAP

The Labor senator Deborah O’Neill has warned that anything short of PwC naming all 53 partners involved in the tax advice scandal will be a “continued obfuscation and coverup” after the embattled consulting firm directed nine unnamed partners on leave.

O’Neill made the comments to Guardian Australia after PwC claimed to have “ringfenced” its government work and apologised to the public in a bid to stem the damaging fallout from the tax advice scandal.

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