Voting has Started for the Most Important & Greediest Real Estate Corporate Decisions Sydney Australia ... 2024
by Hood Yellow Group
I received a story called. Story of business moral sin.
The mystifying investigation of the Australian Tax Department vs Four (accountancy firms) is similar to an Poirot Agatha Christie Murder Investigation whodunit but the victims who died in the kitchen and stabbed in the head are the Aust. Public.
Economics Professor Fels said New Law was needed to force a "break-up" between the auditing accounting firms and consulting arms of the major firms so information was not compromised. Professor Fels also said an independent regulator was needed because the laws governing the industry were "totally ineffective" and could be "safely disregarded". The Big Four (accounting firms) have developed their extensive covetous networks into the govt. Tax dept on every level. These evil corporations EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PwC created an environment where by the Australian tax paying public lost hundreds of millions of dollars. These stolen Finances that could pay for Paramedics and Ambulances The boss of Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) Australia has stood down as the consulting firm feels the fallout of a partner betraying the trust of its biggest client: the federal government. PwC chief executive Tom Seymour stepped down last night "effective immediately", a statement said. He remains a partner of the firm.
Retirement on the East Coast.
My friends Davis and Joan had retired to the South coast where they had many happy memories and became part of a wonderful community. They are a diligent couple who decided to invest in for their future income by putting their savings into an investment property.
Lack of Proper Government Legislation to protect the Real Estate Rental Market in Australia.
Researching these options and reading the clear legal language of these websites we approached one trusted corporate name Hooker where upon we entered into an exclusive Rental Management Agreement. Everything went well until we were notified that our rental was to be vacated and we could attend to inspect the property.
It was a disaster and the person we were originally dealing with was not available, we were informed that we were now to deal with the new property manager Mr Ethan Hood. His cavalier obtuse manner, attitudes and statements with regard to a property that my friends had cared for, about and spent many weeks and months preparing for the Rental market was now laid a wreck, carpets that and reeked of dog urine required removal and disposal. Sealing the floor boards relaying new carpet along with thousands of dollars of repair. I can still remember my friends face going white while recalling Me E Hood as a person who was completely out of his depth.
Despite the opinions and evidence of professional painters, decorators and other property professionals, he {simply denied the issues and claimed this is how the property was when originally rented to the tenants despite the actual evidence to the contrary|claimed the property did not smell and that the house was ready for rental. E Hood had failed to carry out basic and proper Tenant evaluations, ingoing property reports, ongoing property reports and outgoing reports. He failed to hold the tenants to account for outstanding rent and damages, and by extension the franchisee and L.J Hookers. I got the sense that instead of helping to rectify the issues and entering into a proper conciliation process L.J Hookers engaged high end lawyers to intimidate, mislead and and protect the company reputation...
Lessons.
This decline of corporate responsibility and moral backbone sends a stunning chill throughout the societal structures that bind a healthy functioning culture together... without basic protections of governance and a strong judiciary we are open to the very worst of rampant capitalist greed. What can we do to help support our society and culture in a world where all around us our parliamentary officials, councils and business leaders are losing themselves in moral decay...
