Labour hire tax scandal continues as court hears of homeless directors and millions in unpaid taxes linked to major construction sites
Australian Financial Review · David Marin-Guzman ·
Liquidators are grilling the directors of a labour hire network used on major government building sites after it failed owing millions to the ATO.
A company that supplied labour to a traffic management company and later collapsed owing millions of dollars in taxes was run by a man who was not even in the country and sourced workers from a subcontractor headed by a homeless person, the Federal Court has heard.
Tax Office-backed liquidator McGrathNicol on Friday grilled directors of CommercialTC and CommTC as part of court examinations into a network of companies, largely labour hire and linked by transactions, that collapsed owing $104 million in pay-as-you-go and payroll taxes.
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