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ATO alleges Adgemis companies were involved in $1b sham tax scheme
Tax officials have alleged that one of the companies in the sprawling corporate structure behind Jon Adgemis’ Public Hospitality Group submitted more than $1 billion in spending as part of a sham arrangement that resulted in it receiving almost $80 million in GST refunds.
A Federal Court examination into the business dealings of Public Hospitality and Adgemis was handed documents from Australian Taxation Office reviews that alleged one entity, JAGA Group Constructions, had claimed spending of $1.05 billion and $78 million in GST refunds between March 2021 and July 2024.
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Emails raise questions about Adgemis’ links to Climate200 adviser
Emails handed to a special examination into the business affairs of Jon Adgemis suggest the failed publican had some involvement in the running of a company operated by his friend and business associate, contradicting long-running claims that it was an unrelated enterprise.
Damien Hodgkinson, who worked with Adgemis at KPMG and went on to advise several Climate200-backed candidates, was a director of Linchpin Hospitality, which was established in 2024 to manage Sydney pubs including the Empire Hotel, the Oxford Tavern and the Lady Hampshire.
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