PwC and its offshoot Scyne Advisory were handed $20 million in Defence contracts and almost 500 staff security clearances last year, despite the revelations of a tax leaks scandal and local competitors being frozen out of the same vetting program.
The lucrative work and security clearances for PwC and Scyne Advisory — the firm spawned with PwC’s government work and staff last year — came as new applicants to the …
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