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Further court orders target NSW accountant’s assets (opens the original)
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ASIC has secured further orders to preserve assets linked to a NSW accountant and former solicitor accused of lacking the appropriate “judgement, skill or character” for financial services. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has acted quickly to preserve and protect assets held through Deckchair Trust, associated with NSW accountant and former solicitor Christopher Malcolm Edwards. Edwards was accused of providing financial services to a sample of clients over four years
Federal Court backs ATO on tax residency dispute (opens the original)
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A taxpayer’s residency status has been upheld by the Federal Court in a case that scrutinised the application of the domicile test. CBI engineer Trong Quy has again failed to secure a $542,943.29 pay-as-you-go (PAYG) tax refund, arguing he was not an Australian resident, did not have an Australian domicile, and had a permanent place of abode in Dubai where he worked between 2016 and 2020. Quy’s challenge has now run its course, after the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) twice upheld the Comm
Accountant’s stable of companies gets provisional liquidators (opens the original)
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Having found it likely that ASIC will succeed in its winding-up application, the NSW Supreme Court has approved the appointment of provisional liquidators to 12 companies associated with an ousted accountant and solicitor. In addition to investigating their solvency and the potential recoverability of assets, provisional liquidators appointed to the 12 companies associated with Christopher Malcolm Edwards will have 10 weeks to determine if there were suspected contraventions of the Corporations
ASIC targets accountants in fraud investigation (opens the original)
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Along with mortgage brokers, lawyers, and other risky businesses, accountants were caught up in a massive AUSTRAC investigation into suspected fraudulent loans potentially worth millions. Individuals and entities potentially involved in suspected fraudulent loans, most linked to Sydney properties, have been provided to law enforcement and regulatory agencies, including ASIC, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), and the Tax Practitioners Office. AUSTRAC’s Fintel Alliance analysed data from 10 ma
Payroll officer fights work-from-home mandate (opens the original)
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The payroll officer at a building materials supplier has fought with his employer over its refusal to allow him to work from home to care for his young children. Fair Work commissioner Alana Matheson has sided with building material supplier Knauf Gypsum in an application brought by its payroll officer, Rabin Gurung, over a flexible working dispute. Employees at Knauf Gypsum were previously permitted to work from home for two days a week under its hybrid work policy, with the express condition t
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