Scores of accountants could be dealing with angry clients if the controversial $1.3 billion initial public offering from online music streaming service Guvera flops.
In some instances accountants, who received kick-backs, helped clients set up self-managed super funds to invest in Guvera in circumstances allowed under a regulatory loophole due to close from July 1, 2016.
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