The “Indigenous” arm of disgraced consultancy PwC has been given $121,000 to map “government programs and policies”. 

The ATO has opened the door to PwC being stripped of its tax agents licence, rejecting suggestions it's “too big to fail”.

Release of “independent review” into PwC confirms it was hamstrung from the outset.

Ex-PwC boss Luke Sayers' private company given $1.5m in taxpayer funds after wife exposed in Coalition scandal.

PwC’s “Indigenous Consulting” arm — which has been given more than $44 million in Federal contracts — is owned by just two people other than PwC itself.  

The long-time chair of the Tax Practitioners Board — who departed immediately before explosive senate hearings into the PwC tax scandal two weeks ago — spent almost a decade working for the same accountancy as disgraced tax practitioner Peter Collins.