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| | | | ... successfully brought forward by Project Wickenby, a cross-agency Government taskforce fighting against tax evasion, avoidance and crime. Ewan Stoddart, 48, was sentenced on 20 September 2013 to 13 counts of aiding and abetting the commission of fraud ... |
| | | | ... for five years. Gay is the most senior executive to be convicted of insider trading in Australia and pleaded guilty to the crime earlier this month. He was convicted on the basis that he ought to have known the information was inside information, not ... |
| | | | ... currently addressing the case of a single woman with breast cancer who has four children and a partner in jail for a serious crime. "We are looking at everything, from lost super to life insurance, counseling for children, her will and the budget," he ... |
| | | | ... from opportunistic individuals, Australia's large superannuation assets estimated at $1.3 trillion are attracting organised crime, the Australian Crime Commission report Organised Crime in Australia 2013 found. The Commission revealed that organised ... |
| | | | ... (ATO) will increase it audits and risk reviews on multinational companies and trusts as part of a strategy to combat tax crime and profit shifting to overseas havens. The ATO has released it Compliance in focus program, informing the business community ... |
| | | | ... $15,000 on the other charge. Lindskog was also ordered to pay a pecuniary penalty order of $25,613 under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002. The sentence came after Lindskog pleaded guilty to the four counts of insider trading following an ASIC investigation. ... |
| | | | ... tricking them into thinking they would get rich quick with no risk of losing their money. Meanwhile, last week Australian Crime Commission executive director David Lacey warned that Australia's criminal intelligence agency was seeing an alarming increase ... |
| | | | ... criminal intelligence agency, the ACC is witnessing an increasing number of the illegal operations, with many organised crime rings - formerly involved in drug trafficking - now targeting investors, as the profits were better and there was less chance ... |
| | | | ... committee on Thursday pleaded with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC), the Federal Police and the Crime Commission to continue their inquiries into the fraud, AAP reported. The committee also commended ASIC for helping reach a ... |
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