NDIS provider Adrian Mtungwazi heads overseas after Adachi Disability Services racks up $6m debt
A passion for luxury cars, a disabled service provider director, the company’s tax office, including $ 3 million debts, including $ 6 million debts after the family went abroad for family reasons.
A liquidation officer filed with the company funds in ASIC was used to buy a Ferrari of $ 1 million and was used to buy a shopping center at sea and finance a football club in Zimbabve.
The liquidation officers suspected that 22 offenses were suspected of using their positions to obtain an honest advantage in an honest way.
No action was taken.
Company executives Adrian Mtungwazi and Chiedza Mtungwazi, in 2022 they owed $ 4 million to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), but two years later they were advised to pay only four payments.
In 2024, the company employed up to 300 personnel at the summit before it was banned by the NDIS Quality and Protection Commission for two years.
Later, they lost a contract with the Ministry of Communities, which meant that the main reason for their work failed.
The fact that a liquidation officer could not allow the weak strategic administration and the lar very important amounts that owe it to ATO ”led to the collapse of the company.
Earlier this year, the company entered the liquidation with a legal report showing that the liquidation officer owes approximately $ 495,751 on unpaid pension and annual leave rights.
In 2021, Mr. Mtungwazi was awarded the Zimbabve Association Award for Western Australian innovation and entrepreneurship.
The following year he took part in a Zimbabwe Media Media, because he was the philanthropy of Zimbabwe Saints Football Club and gave them $ 30,000 injection ($ 45,686), paid the winning bonuses and bought the land.
A video published on social media shows that Mr. Mtungwazi boasts of having dozens of luxury cars worth millions of dollars.
The liquidation officer Andrew Yeo, a Jug of the Jug, said in his report that he could not communicate with Mr. Mtungwazi, who traveled abroad for family reasons in May.
The report also states that managers use a Ferrari and their properties only for the personal use of managers and use a few relevant businesses and a complex asset ownership structure.
The liquidation officer continues his investigation.
