Jay Onley News Today

Federal judges can no longer be sued, but some will have to pay more tax. Plus, a new chief prosecutor for the Commonwealth.

The deeper moral question in this tax fraud is why a son would do this to his father. How far has this Age of Entitlement gone?

Adam Cranston, son of the former deputy tax commissioner, has claimed he was not the chief architect of one of the country’s biggest tax frauds.

Ahead of the final two sentencings in the Plutus tax fraud case, David Marin-Guzman and Neil Chenoweth tell The Fin podcast why it was a Gen Y crime and how it almost never came to light.

Secret recordings reveal how tax fraudsters were forced to hand over $25million to a standover man who made the chilling threat that his bikie associates were ready to belt f*** out of you guys.

Sydney lawyer Sevag Chalabian has been sentenced to 12 years in jail over washing $24 million in blackmail money linked to the Plutus Payroll scam.

Its a trial with all the hallmarks of a great blockbuster movie. Two siblings, Adam and Lauren Cranston, whose father is the former deputy commissioner of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), along with lawyer Dev Menon and referrer Jay Onley, are on trial after pleading not guilty to being involved in scheme that defrauded the Commonwealth of more than $105 million between March 2014 and May 2017. Over a dozen charged More than a dozen people were charged in relation to the alleged tax fra...