Former accountant Kylee Pryor allegedly defrauded Lake Macquarie business of $200,000
Cameron Park’s Kylee Pryor is facing charges for defrauding a Lake Macquarie business of more than $200,000 over five years while working for Valley Accounting and Taxation Services (VATS) in Cardiff.
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A Hunter woman who allegedly defrauded a Lake Macquarie business of more than $200,000 over a five year period, has had her case adjourned so discussions can be held with informants, a court has heard.
Kylee Suzanne Pryor, 50, from Cameron Park is accused of defrauding the business while working at Valley Accounting and Taxation Services (VATS) in Cardiff.
Police allege the former tax accountant transferred $201,000 into several personal accounts between 2011 and 2016.
Police allege in court documents Ms Pryor electronically transferred money from the account of Metal Steel Haulage into her own personal account.
In June 2019, police began investigating anomalies concerning the administration of a Lake Macquarie business’ account allegedly controlled by Ms Pryor.
Following extensive inquiries, she was arrested and charged last month.
Ms Pryor has been charged with three counts of dishonestly obtain financial advantage by deception and one count of destroy/conceal accounting record to obtain financial advantage.
In Toronto Local Court on Tuesday, her solicitor John Anthony said there were discussions with informants, asking for the matter to be adjourned.
Ms Pryor will continue her conditional bail, set to be back in court late April.
Investigations into this matter are ongoing.