Alan Case

Member’s name: Alan Case FCPA
Date of Hearing: 26 August 2025
Division: Queensland
Tribunal: One Person

On 26 August 2025, the One Person Tribunal found Mr Alan Case breached CPA Australia‘s 11 May 2022 Constitution (“the Constitution”) Article 36(a), in having “committed, participated in or been involved with an Adverse Event” as defined in Article 76(c) of the Constitution that “breached this Constitution (or a constitution of the Company in force from time to time before the Amending Date), By-Laws, Code of Professional Conduct or the Applicable Regulations”:

• by breaching APES 110 subsection 113 the principle of professional competence and due care, in failing to lodge a client’s 2022/2023 tax return before 30 June 2024 deadline resulting in a loss of a Family Tax Benefit in the sum of $17,459.36.
• • by breaching APES 110 subsection 115, the principle of professional behaviour, in failing to lodge a client’s 2022/2023 tax return before 30 June 2024 deadline resulting in a loss of a Family Tax Benefit in the sum of $17,459.36.

Mr Alan Case admitted the Complaints prior to the convening of the One Person Tribunal and consented to the Determination and imposition of the penalty below.

Penalty and Costs:

The One Person Tribunal found the Complaint sustained and imposed the following penalties:

• A severe reprimand.
• The Member was ordered to successfully complete the online course of education “My Firm. My Future. Understanding and responding to your client's needs (114694485)” by 29 September 2025.

The Member was ordered to pay CPA Australia’s costs of $5,920.00.