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A Victorian accounting firm caught providing false payslips to Fair Work inspectors on behalf of a client has now been hit with a court-ordered fine.
The Federal Circuit Court has ordered Keith Golding & Associates Pty Ltd to pay a $5,000 penalty for its involvement as an accessory for its massage parlour client’s false-records breaches.
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