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AI platform, restaurateur, gambling site boss pursued over payments

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 02, 2026 • 04:38 AM
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The brothers and their father allegedly received hundreds of thousands of dollars from companies linked to a network that collapsed, owing millions in taxes.

AI platform, restaurateur, gambling site boss pursued over payments

An artificial intelligence start-up, a company run by the owner of one of the largest online gambling websites and a legendary Sydney restaurateur received hundreds of thousands of dollars in allegedly improper payments from companies linked to a major tax-dodging network.

ATO-backed liquidators McGrathNicol are seeking to claw back more than $500,000 sent to Sydney entrepreneurs Paul and Joshua Chan and their father Augustine Chan through Federal Court actions that alleged the funds received were uncommercial or unfair payments.

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