Frugtneit v ASIC – AAT improperly considered ‘spent’ offences, when reviewing ASIC’s banning order (standing in ASIC’s shoes)

On 15 May 2019, the High Court held that the AAT was NOT entitled, when reviewing an ASIC decision, to take into account, ‘spent’ crimes, that ASIC was prevented from considering, in the decision that the AAT was reviewing. This case confirms a well understood basis, on which the AAT operates, including in tax appeals.…

Rudy Noel Frugtniet – Would-be lawyer, tax agent, and migration agent runs into trouble (”carries with him a massive bag of dishonest conduct”)

Rudy Noel Frugtniet – Would-be lawyer carries ‘bag of dishonest conduct’ The Age newspaper – article by Selma Milovanovic; April 23, 2011 — 12.00am This article appears to provide background on the Rudyt Noel Frugtneit, the subject of other cases reported other Tax Technical articles, including: Proceedings to terminate Frugtniet’s registration as a tax agent; and A High…