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February 8, 2023

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Non-PwCer Totally Confused About What PwC Trust Solutions Really Is

by Jason Bramwell

A thread today on Fishbowl:

That’s what PwC gets for giving its assurance and tax segments a dumb new name. This is from the same firm that gave the world Strategy&. That was and still is a dumb name. It’s like they do it on purpose.

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