KPMG reviewed its secrecy provisions after PwC tax leak
KPMG paid for an independent review of confidentiality processes and reminded staff not to leak sensitive information after it was revealed that PwC former partner Peter Collins shared secret government policy material about a crackdown on tax avoidance by multinationals.
The PwC tax leak effectively triggered an inquiry into conflicts of interest at Australia’s largest consulting firms by a Senate committee.
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