New Zealand Gazette – 1954 – No. 48

Page 1271

✨ Tax evaders schedule



5 AUGUST] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1271

Names of Tax Evaders

Pursuant to section 19 of the Land and Income Tax Amendment Act 1945 and section 12 of the Finance Act (No. 2) 1946, the following Schedules comprising the names of all persons (including companies) who, in respect of certain offences relating to taxation, have been convicted or who have been charged penal tax or penal charge during the year ended 31 March 1954, are hereby published.

Dated at Wellington, this 3rd day of August 1954.

F. G. OBORN, Commissioner of Inland Revenue.

SCHEDULE I

Persons Convicted Under Section 149 (b) of the Land and Income Tax Act 1923, of Wilfully Making False Returns of Income or of Giving False Information and the Amount (if any) of Penal Tax Charged Under Section 152 of that Act

(1) Name (2) Address (3) Occupation or Description (4) Year(s) in which Offence(s) Occurred* (5) Amount or Estimated Amount of Tax Evaded* (6) Amount of Penal Tax Imposed
Baylis, F. A., and Co. Ltd. Napier Wool and skin dealer 1945–1952 £5,228 £3,700
Baylis, Frank Alexander Greenmeadows Ladies' hairdresser 1943–1946 £1,049 £1,200
Beech, Phyllis Gwendoline Hawera Clerk 1943–1952 £1,126 £400
Beerling, Benjamin Joseph Onehunga Nurseryman 1950–1952 £52 £60
Body, Harold George Auckland Hairdresser 1943–1952 £1,580 £1,150
Boyd, William Liddy Invercargill Farmer 1943–1952 £3,660 £2,500
Bullivant, J. E., Ltd. Hastings Retired shopkeeper 1943–1951 £1,422 £950
Chick, Ronald Leslie Dannevirke Jeweller 1949–1952 £1,601 £1,250
Dinnan, John Hastings Engineer 1943–1951 £743 £400
Dominion Packing Co. Ltd. Dunedin Hotelkeeper and Commission agent 1945–1952 £1,312 £400
Douglas, Robert Bryan (deceased) Hawera Butcher 1943–1952 £3,860 £3,500
Fan, Alex Napier Fruiterer 1945–1951 £273 £150
Fan, Arthur Napier Fruiterer 1945–1951 £272 £150
Fan, Stanley George Napier Fruiterer 1945–1951 £263 £150
Fenton, Geoffrey Te Kuiti Jeweller 1943–1948 £412 £300
Fenton, Robert Te Kuiti Jeweller 1943–1948 £822 £650
Fisher, Lloyd Graham Wellington Men's outfitter 1947–1952 £986 £300
Foster, James Napier Factory manager 1943–1951 £1,129 £600
Hallam, Leslie George Auckland Butcher 1947–1952 £2,257 £400
Humphries, Reg., Ltd. Gisborne Fishmonger 1946–1951 £850 £500
James, Lewis Stevenson Thames Accountant and farmer 1943–1951 £9,836 £3,300
Kitto, Ernest William Te Kuiti Woolbuyer 1944, 1945, 1947–1950 £406 £150
Lobb, William Thomas Edendale Company director 1943–1951 £951 £400
Lucas, C. S., and Co. Ltd. Stratford Tally clerk 1943–1951 £12,783 £11,000
McCool, Alexander Patrick Woodville Farmer 1943–1952 £3,946 £7,000
McWilliam, Peter Patrick Wellington Dental mechanic 1943–1950 £1,353 £300
Maxwell, Jack Richard Inglewood Baker 1943–1946 £3,979 £1,800
Morgan, Hugh Miller Greytown Petrol seller 1943–1952 £1,799 £700
Muir, Richard Dannevirke Farmer 1946–1951 £503 £200
Regent Gowns Ltd. Wellington Men's outfitter 1946–1950, 1952, 1953 £3,395 £3,200
Sime, E., and Co. Ltd. Wellington Factory manager 1943–1948 £3,620 £1,500
Spence, Samuel Frankton Junction Boot repairer 1943–1952 £857 £700
Stephenson Trading Co. Ltd. Napier Baker 1943–1945 £9,325 £6,000
Stevens, Jack Irving Waihi Market gardener 1949–1952 £1,974 £800
Thompson, Clifford Harris Dannevirke Confectioner 1943–1951 £2,241 £900
Tolich, Joseph Auckland Overseer 1943–1951 £1,462 £600
Tuckett, Leslie Lamont Raumati South Saddler 1947–1950, 1952 £2,029 £500
Wadham, Edward Cornelius Masterton Company director 1946–1950 £1,560 £900
Waters, Basil Stanley Auckland Tally clerk 1943–1951 £18,923 £10,000
Whitfield, Clement Henry Mangateretere Commission agent 1943–1952 £1,571 £1,400
Wilson, Herbert Rex Wairoa Commission agent 1943–1947 £1,622 £800
  • The information in Columns 4 and 5 relates solely to the years for which a conviction was entered.

SCHEDULE II

Persons Other Than Those in Schedule I Who Have Been Charged With Penal Tax Under Section 152 of the Land and Income Tax Act 1923, For Evading or Attempting to Evade the Payment of Income-Tax or Making Default in the Performance of Any Duty Imposed By That Act With Intent to Evade the Payment of Income-Tax

(1) Name (2) Address (3) Occupation or Description (4) Nature of Offence* (5) Year(s) in which Evasion Occurred* (6) Amount or Estimated Amount of Tax Evaded* (7) Amount of Penal Tax Imposed
Adlington, Marcus Herbert Henry Waiuku Farmer B 1949–1950 £286 £200
Anderson, Harold Peter Tauranga Men's outfitter A 1943, 1944, 1947 £1,235 £600
Atherfold, W. L., Ltd. Napier Builder A 1948 £1,995 £500
Atkinson, John Halewood Plimmerton Farmer A 1951 £499 £150
Atkinson, Percy Wilfred Cambridge Tire dealer A 1948 £1,091 £1,200
Atkinson, Reginald William John Dunedin Boot repairer A 1949 £446 £350
Bailey, George Arthur Papatoetoe Baker A 1952 £132 £100
Bailey, Robert McKenzie Christchurch Market gardener A 1951, 1952 £738 £200
Basanta Pukekohe Confectioner A 1943, 1948 £634 £250
Beale, Ronald Kinsman Woodville Overseer A 1949, 1950, 1951 £205 £300
Beech, Edward Hawera Saddler A 1943, 1945, 1949, 1951 £153 £100
Bezar, Edwin Kearns Plimmerton Company director A 1952 £177 £100
Blom, Estate of Johannes Alexander (deceased) Napier Tally clerk A 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 £1,578 £800
Breckell, John Adam Bucklands Beach Commission agent A 1950, 1951, 1952 £785 £300
Broome, Alexander Robert Hokitika Commission agent A 1945, 1948 £285 £200
  • Column 4 indicates the nature of the offence, as follows:

“A” Furnishing false returns of income.
“B” Failure to furnish returns of income (with intent to evade taxation).
The information in Columns 5 and 6 refers solely to the particular year or years for which penal tax was imposed.



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💰 Publication of names of convicted tax evaders and those charged penal tax

💰 Finance & Revenue
3 August 1954
Tax evaders, Penal tax, Inland Revenue, Schedule I, Schedule II, Convictions
41 names identified
  • F. A. Baylis, Listed for tax evasion
  • Frank Alexander Baylis, Listed for tax evasion
  • Phyllis Gwendoline Beech, Listed for tax evasion
  • Benjamin Joseph Beerling, Listed for tax evasion
  • Harold George Body, Listed for tax evasion
  • William Liddy Boyd, Listed for tax evasion
  • J. E. Bullivant (Ltd), Listed for tax evasion
  • Ronald Leslie Chick, Listed for tax evasion
  • John Dinnan, Listed for tax evasion
  • Dominion Packing Co (Ltd), Listed for tax evasion
  • Robert Bryan Douglas, Listed for tax evasion
  • Alex Fan, Listed for tax evasion
  • Arthur Fan, Listed for tax evasion
  • Stanley George Fan, Listed for tax evasion
  • Geoffrey Fenton, Listed for tax evasion
  • Robert Fenton, Listed for tax evasion
  • Lloyd Graham Fisher, Listed for tax evasion
  • James Foster, Listed for tax evasion
  • Leslie George Hallam, Listed for tax evasion
  • Reg. Humphries (Ltd), Listed for tax evasion
  • Lewis Stevenson James, Listed for tax evasion
  • Ernest William Kitto, Listed for tax evasion
  • William Thomas Lobb, Listed for tax evasion
  • C. S. Lucas (Ltd), Listed for tax evasion
  • Alexander Patrick McCool, Listed for tax evasion
  • Peter Patrick McWilliam, Listed for tax evasion
  • Jack Richard Maxwell, Listed for tax evasion
  • Hugh Miller Morgan, Listed for tax evasion
  • Richard Muir, Listed for tax evasion
  • Regent Gowns (Ltd), Listed for tax evasion
  • E. Sime (Ltd), Listed for tax evasion
  • Samuel Spence, Listed for tax evasion
  • Stephenson Trading Co (Ltd), Listed for tax evasion
  • Jack Irving Stevens, Listed for tax evasion
  • Clifford Harris Thompson, Listed for tax evasion
  • Joseph Tolich, Listed for tax evasion
  • Leslie Lamont Tuckett, Listed for tax evasion
  • Edward Cornelius Wadham, Listed for tax evasion
  • Basil Stanley Waters, Listed for tax evasion
  • Clement Henry Whitfield, Listed for tax evasion
  • Herbert Rex Wilson, Listed for tax evasion

  • F. G. Oborn, Commissioner of Inland Revenue