A former Pricewaterhouse Coopers Australia tax partner has hit back against a claim brought by the firm which alleged he was responsible for the tax scandal that has plagued PwC for two years.
It’s the latest in a legal fight between Paul McNab and PwC over post-termination payments denied to him, which was filed in the New South Wales Supreme Court in January.
PwC’s cross-claim in the case, filed Nov. 14, alleged McNab caused “identifiable loss and damages” for the cost of investigations and inquiries into the leaking of confidential government tax information, “and the loss of all value in ...
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