Immigration paid $22 million to companies headed by lawyer who fled $4 million tax bill – The Age

Exclusive The Immigration Department paid more than $22.5 million over a decade to firms owned by a prominent Melbourne migration lawyer, who fled the country owing millions to the Australian Taxation Office. Former migration lawyer Florin Burhala’s professional networking page says he is now a “freelance consultant” dividing his time between the Middle East and Europe. Photo:…

Immigration paid $22 million to companies headed by lawyer who fled $4 million tax bill – WAtoday

Date: January 28 2017 Bianca Hall Exclusive The Immigration Department paid more than $22.5 million over a decade to firms owned by a prominent Melbourne migration lawyer, who fled the country owing millions to the Australian Taxation Office. Despite pocketing multiple lucrative contracts to help asylum seekers apply for Australian protection, Florin Burhala’s company BMA Lawyers…

Restructuring and Insolvency in Germany and EU – Road Ahead for 2017 – The National Law Review

Andreas Lehmanns practice focuses on financial services and corporate finance transactions as well as restructuring & insolvency. He advises banks on all aspects of debt financing structures including syndicated loans, corporate bonds and securitization transactions. Andreas has advised institutional investors, in particular investment funds, venture capital funds and real estate funds, in respect to their…

Collapse of WA builder Builton Group could cost homeowners thousands – Domain News

Homeowners caught up in the collapse of WA builder Builton Group will only be able to claim up to $100,000 in losses for an alternative builder to finish their half-built homes, potentially leaving many heavily out of pocket. The Burswood-based builder, which also trades under the brands Platinum Homes and Aspireon Homes, went into external administration on…

Average debt of problem gamblers: $38,000 – Sheboygan Press – The Sheboygan Press

The Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling reports that many callers to its helpline in 2016 faced “desperate” situations.(Photo: Submitted by Marshfield Clinic) By the time many out-of-control gamblers seek help, theyre desperate. On average, they are $38,090 in debt. Theyve maxed-out credit cards and drained bank accounts. Theyve lied to and stolen from family members.…

Builton Group becomes latest WA home builder to go bust – WAtoday

Burswood-based builder Builton Group, which trades under the brands Platinum Homes and Aspireon Homes, has gone into administration, joining a growing list of WA residential builders to go bust.  Australian Securities and Investments Commission documents revealed the builder went into external administration on Monday, after WAtoday reported on Friday staff had been told not to come…