General · 22 April 2026

Corporate Travel finds fake papers in $240m UK scandal

Customers, including the British government, were overcharged by a travel firm that also kept refunds. Brisbane-based Corporate Travel Management detailed concerns about overpayments, amended audit evidence, and now potentially faked agreements in its UK arm. The company may need to reverse up to £128 million in revenue, a figure revealed after a KPMG review.

By BriefTea Editorial · 22 April 2026 at 5:53

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