Accountant slammed with $8000 costs
A Whangarei accountant has been suspended for two years and ordered to pay $8000 after he misled the public by claiming to be a chartered accountant on his website.
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- 7:37 AM May 23rd
A Whangarei accountant has been suspended for two years and ordered to pay $8000 after he misled the public by claiming to be a chartered accountant on his website.
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