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Three more guilty verdicts in Plutus Payroll tax scandal
Three more people involved in the Plutus Payroll scandal have been found guilty of conspiring to defraud the Commonwealth and deal with proceeds of crime.
Yesterday morning a NSW Supreme Court jury delivered its verdict for three out of the five defendants: Adam Cranston (the son of a former ATO deputy commissioner); Sydney lawyer Dev Menon; and Jason Onley, the managing director of a finance consultancy.
It found they had conspired to dishonestly cause a loss to the Commonwealth and conspired to deal with money of a value of $1 million or more believing it to be the proceeds of crime.
The jury is still deliberating over its verdict for the remaining defendants, Cranston's sister Lauren Cranston and Patrick Willmott...
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