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A PwC partner who shared confidential federal government tax policy information to boost business has been referred to the federal police.

The Australian Treasury has referred a confidential document leak scandal involving professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) to police, Secretary to the Treasury Steven Kennedy said on Wednesday.

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A Treasury investigation into the impact of a PwC tax expert's use of confidential information — sold to clients seeking to minimise tax — could lead to the firm being referred to the Australian Federal Police, the assistant treasurer warns.

The federal government remains under pressure to ban contracts with consultancy giant PwC after the firm leaked confidential government information to clients.

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The PwC scandal reveals appalling behaviour by an individual consultant and his company that provided consulting services to the federal government.