PwC fined £15m for ignoring ‘red flags’ in LCF fraud
Audit firm punished after failing to report concerns about defunct company’s involvement in fraudulent activity
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Audit firm punished after failing to report concerns about defunct company’s involvement in fraudulent activity
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