The former boss of a major labour hire firm linked to a network of companies that avoided tens of millions of dollars in taxes paid himself $1.5 million a year, drove a white Lamborghini with personalised plates, and is earning half a million dollars in “consulting” fees from a company run by his neighbour.
Former Zenith Workforce director Nedzad “Ned” Kocic was grilled by Australian Taxation Office-backed liquidators in the Federal Court on Tuesday for the first time over his role in the labour hire firm.
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