Australia lifted its ban on Pricewaterhouse Coopers bidding for government contracts after a leak of confidential information triggered sweeping changes for the firm.
Changes to the firm’s governance and culture meant it could re-engage with the government, although it will remain under review until June 2027, the finance department said Thursday.
“Culturally, PwC Australia has acknowledged the shortcomings of its previous growth-driven environment and taken steps to address them,” it said in a report.
PwC Australia was barred in 2024 from competing for new government contracts after a senior tax partner was de-registered for leaking confidential tax ...
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