Former SMSF adviser convicted
A former financial adviser specialising in self-managed superannuation has been convicted and sentenced in a Sydney local court for lodging a false statement with the corporate regulator.
by Reporter - April 23, 2013 0 comments
Craig Gerard Dangar appeared before the Downing Centre Local Court on Friday, according to an Australian Securities and Investments Commission statement, pleading guilty to one count of lodging a false statement, referring to a lodgement he made claiming he was a director of SMSF Consulting Pty Ltd.
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He was convicted and sentenced to a good behaviour bond of 18 months.
Dangar was previously found guilty of two counts of obtaining financial advantage by deception and sentenced to concurrent suspended sentences of 18 months imprisonment.
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