Crocodile Dundee chased by the tax croc
Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan’s financial adviser is fighting to keep details of his client’s finances shielded from scrutiny by the Australian Taxation Office reports the age. E&Y have already had to hand over docs to authorities. The Australian Crime Commission has been investigating whether the reptile slaying hardman had evaded tax, along with the producer of his Crocodile Dundee films, John Cornell, and his financial adviser Tony Stewart. Tony Stewart, 57, argues that he should be able to use the …
Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan’s financial adviser is fighting to keep details of his client’s finances shielded from scrutiny by the Australian Taxation Office reports the age. E&Y have already had to hand over docs to authorities.
The Australian Crime Commission has been investigating whether the reptile slaying hardman had evaded tax, along with the producer of his Crocodile Dundee films, John Cornell, and his financial adviser Tony Stewart.
Tony Stewart, 57, argues that he should be able to use the ”accountant’s concession” to avoid having to reveal advice he gave to Hogan and a film producer, John Cornell.
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