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Jamie Pherous lent $13m to Shine Lawyers
It is highly unusual for a public company to borrow money from a high-net-worth individual not in the money-lending business.
Joe AstonColumnistAs expertly traversed by our man in Brisbane, Liam Walsh, Corporate Travel Management founder Jamie Pherous has confronted the tax problem he triggered by losing control of his private company, Pherous Holdings, in March 2019.
Three years ago, sloppy bookkeeping by Pherous allowed the registration of Pherous Holdings to lapse, causing the ownership of nearly 21 million Corporate Travel shares to transfer temporarily to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
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