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READ MORECouple face ’losing everything’ after falling victim to tax-evasion scam
An elderly Queensland couple face losing their home and business after falling victim to the alleged mastermind of a massive tax-evasion scheme, in a case that also raises questions about a prominent firm of liquidators.
Brisbane fruit shop owners Tony and Doris — who did not want their surname disclosed — were struggling to deal with a number of tax-related issues in 2014 when a man named David Evans, from a company called Corporate Guardian, walked into their shop and told them he could help them.
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