Firefighters are still at the scene of the blaze that destroyed a disused factory in central Sydney, while a 15-year-old has been charged with multiple offences after Perth shooting
New South Wales is the first state to consider introducing fines for betrayal of trust for companies that leak sensitive government tax information to clients following the PwC tax scandal.
State finance minister Courtney Houssos is telling ABC Radio the fines would be in the multimillions:
I’m working with the Chief Commissioner for state revenue to implement a change to our policy that will ensure that severe penalties will apply to advisors and also to organisations who seek commercial advantage by sharing confidential tax related information.
…We’re looking at multimillion dollar fines for both the individuals involved and also for the organisations.
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