What we do matters
Our Code of Conduct (Code) sets out what’s expected of us. It outlines our core principles—integrity, objectivity, professional competence and due care, confidentiality and professional behaviour. It shows how we should turn principles into actions and holds us accountable to always give our best.
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PwC Code of Conduct
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Global Tax Code of Conduct
In addition to following our Global Code of Conduct, we expect our people, in every PwC member firm, to behave ethically and professionally when advising clients on tax matters.
Speak up
Speaking up when something doesn't seem right demonstrates our integrity and that we have the courage to do the right thing. This section of the Code covers when and how to express concerns and report situations that don't seem right.
Build trust in how we do business
This section of the Code sets out what’s expected of us as professionals. We maintain our reputation by upholding professional standards, adhering to applicable laws and regulations, and fulfilling ethical obligations while delivering high quality, innovative work.
Build trust in how we use information
We respect the privacy and confidentiality of information of our clients, our people and others with whom we do business. We protect personal and other confidential information in all forms and never misuse it. We use good judgement on social media.
Build trust in our communities
This part of the Code addresses how we present ourselves to the world and to the markets in which we operate. We aim to gain the trust of our stakeholders by showing care, openness and honesty, and focusing relentlessly on ethics and quality.
Build trust with each other
The section of the Code talks to how we treat each other at work. Trust is key to working effectively with our colleagues and serving our clients. It begins with each of us treating each other with care, courtesy, dignity, fairness and respect.
Ethics Helpline
You may report any Ethics related concerns or ask your questions (anonymously, if preferred) via Ethics Helpline