Rob Assaf claims selective memory over tax evasion and branch stacking at
Rob Assaf testified before ICAC on Friday in Operation Rosny, claiming selective memory about tax evasion, branch stacking, and fake invoices while blaming former associate Christian Ellis. The 30-year-old received 10 percent referral fees disguised through sham invoices totaling $20,000 paid to his wife for nonexistent services. Commissioner Gleeson expressed frustration with Assaf's inability to recall crucial details.
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Published 31 Jul 2026, 07:31 UTC · Updated 31 Jul 2026, 07:40 UTC
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