By Elizabeth Wilmot

TECH firm Advance Modules, already up to its neck in financial and legal woes, has received a demand from its special auditor for payment of $448,500.

KPMG Advisory Services wants the sum - fees for its services - to be paid within seven days from Jan 9. It has threatened to start legal proceedings if the debt is not settled.

Advance Modules has been accused of being involved in 'round-tripping' transactions with NEL, Long Gain Technology and Diviner Technology.

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