New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 103

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✨ Tax Evasion Convictions

4 SEPTEMBER

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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SCHEDULE II—continued

(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 $
Chappel, Barry Paul	Waihi	Hide and skin dealer	A	1979	95	60
Chappell, Keith Arthur	Waiatarua	Horticulturalist	A	1980	157	50
Charlesworth, Hilda Lydia	Parnell (formerly Milford)	Clerk	A	1977–1979	2,706	1,350
Charlton, Adele Deborah	Pakuranga	Hairdresser	A	1979	107	70
Chell, Douglas James	Thames (formerly Waiomu)	Maintenance engineer	A	1979	218	100
Cher, Raymond Philip	Miramar	Toolmaker	A	1979	158	100
Chinn, George Anthony	Palmerston North	Civil servant	A	1979	88	40
Chong, Irene	Avondale	Machinist	A	1977–1979	1,428	600
Christian, Paul John	Mount Albert	Butcher	A	1980	82	40
Christie, William Geoffrey	Hamilton (formerly Taharoa)	Manager	A	1979	113	60
Christmas, Susan Kathleen	Palmerston North	Science technician	A	1979	130	40
Clamp, Michael (Jnr)	Petone	Student	A	1979	97	65
Clancy, Robert Charles	Northcote	Flooring contractor	B	1973, 1974	2,904	900
Clancy’s Flooring Service Ltd	Northcote	Floor-laying contractors	A	1977, 1978	3,878	850
Clark, Edward Thomas	Taradale	Painter	A	1979	262	150
Clark, Frederick	Christchurch	Salesman	A	1977–1979	740	360
Clark, Graham William	Tauranga	Mechanic	A	1979	74	50
Clark, Maxwell Lawrence	Porirua	Fireman	A	1979	56	40
Clarke, Donald Michael	Lower Hutt	Storeman	A	1979	69	50
S. E. Clarke and Bros Ltd.	Hamilton	Motor spirits retailer	A	1974–1977	37,264	16,000
Claughton, Martin	Mahia	Fisherman	B	1976–1978	2,187	1,450
Clendon, Henry Raymond	Rotorua	Mechanic	A	1979	390	220
Close, Leslie John	Shannon	Butcher	A	1979	73	50
Cockery, Robin Alfred	Feilding	Mechanic	A	1979	145	35
Coleman, Graham Jarrett	Hamilton	Clerk	A	1979	55	30
Coley, Darryl Nielson	Masterton	Machine operator	A	1979	56	30
Collins, David	Glenfield	Book manager	A	1979	444	300
Collins, Ross Andrew	New Plymouth	Carpenter	A	1979	68	40
Collins, Ross Anthony	Wainuiomata	Manager	A	1979	665	300
Collins, Warner Charles	Christchurch	Used motor vehicle dealer	A	1978	690	460
Collis, Peter Samuel	Long Bay	Potter	A	1979	111	70
Comber, Patrick Sidney Mark	Wanganui (formerly Hawera)	Woolbuyer	B	1976	813	400
Connor, Nigel Anthony	Hamilton	Labourer	A	1979	89	50
Cook, John Ronald	Balclutha	Driver	A	1979	80	40
Coop, William Henry	Mahia	Shepherd	A	1977, 1978	1,505	700
Cooper, Maxwell Wright	Karitane	Fisherman	A	1974, 1976–1978	2,174	1,200
Cooper, Peter Martin	Naenae	Factory hand	A	1979	53	35
Cooper, Stephen Warren	Mosgiel	Welder	A	1979	282	180
Courtman, Walter Robert	Cambridge	Farmer	A	1979	59	30
Cousins, Neil MacPherson	Gisborne	Farm hand/baker	A	1979	175	100
Coxon, Clive Andrew	Whakatane	Farm worker	A	1979	139	150
B. J. Craies Electrical Ltd	Parnell	Electrical contractors	A	1976–1979	2,837	550
Crawford, Tamehana Thomas	Kawerau	Cable layer	A	1979	175	120
Crawford, Warran Leslie	Waharoa	Carpenter	A	1979	42	20
Crean, Russell Neil	Rotorua	Sales representative	A	1979	176	110
Crighton, Robert James	Matamata (formerly Te Aroha)	Factory worker	A	1979	92	40
Croawell, David Christopher	Motueka	Stock agent	A	1968, 1971, 1974–1976	34,999	15,500
Crompton, Basil James	Wellington	Clerk	A	1979	56	35
Crosbie, Frances Amelida	Havelock North	Shop assistant	A	1978	338	200
Crozier, Neil Vincent	New Plymouth	Painter	A	1975–1978	3,644	720
Crozier, Warwick Noel	New Plymouth	Apprentice engineer	A	1979	73	50
Cruse, Thomas John Standley	Cambridge (formerly Awakeri)	Farmer/hunter	B	1974–1978	7,937	5,500
Culpan, Rodney Carl	Papakura	Carpetlayer	A	1976–1978	2,266	1,100
Cunningham, William	Browns Bay	Teacher	A	1979	131	80
Cunningham, William Ronald	Stokes Valley	Painter	A	1974, 1975, 1976, 1978	2,296	1,100
Curry, Edmund David	Dunedin	Security officer	A	1979	327	200
Dajnowski, Stefan	Wellington	Labourer	A	1979	42	30
Dale, Shirley Janet	Hamilton	Machine operator	A	1979	48	30
Dalgleish, Henry Allan	Tawa	Sales representative	A	1979	95	60
Dalgleish, Una Montgomery	Upper Hutt	Clerk	A	1979	134	85
Dallimore, Stanley Charles	Timaru	Retired	A	1979	720	350
Daniel, Nga	Porirua East	Assembler	A	1979	88	60
Daniela, Ratu	Grey Lynn	Supervisor	A	1979	163	110
Daniels, Dorothy Rosa	Wellington	Punch operator	A	1979	152	100
Darling, Anthony Peter	Dunedin	Storeman	A	1979	575	400
Dave Blundell Yachts Ltd	Panmure	Finishing and selling of boat mouldings	A	1977, 1978	3,766	1,400
Davies, William	Glen Eden	Machine operator	A	1979	1,176	500
Davis, Beverley Janet	Remuera	Company director	A	1979	123	80
Davis, John	Dunedin	Sales representative	A	1979	120	150
Davis, Reginald Thomas Stanley	Petone	Labourer	A	1979	187	120
Davy, Jack Andrew	Birkenhead	Company director	A	1979	1,310	850
Dawson, Alan James	Waiuku	Mechanic	A	1979	128	125

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💰 Additional Persons Charged with Penal Tax (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsTax evasion, Penal tax, Income Tax Act, Convictions
👱🏽 Names

72 names identified

Barry Paul Chappel, Charged with penal tax
Keith Arthur Chappell, Charged with penal tax
Hilda Lydia Charlesworth, Charged with penal tax
Adele Deborah Charlton, Charged with penal tax
Douglas James Chell, Charged with penal tax
Raymond Philip Cher, Charged with penal tax
George Anthony Chinn, Charged with penal tax
Irene Chong, Charged with penal tax
Paul John Christian, Charged with penal tax
William Geoffrey Christie, Charged with penal tax
Susan Kathleen Christmas, Charged with penal tax
Michael Clamp, Charged with penal tax
Robert Charles Clancy, Charged with penal tax
Clancy’s Flooring Service Ltd, Charged with penal tax
Edward Thomas Clark, Charged with penal tax
Frederick Clark, Charged with penal tax
Graham William Clark, Charged with penal tax
Maxwell Lawrence Clark, Charged with penal tax
Donald Michael Clarke, Charged with penal tax
S. E. Clarke and Bros Ltd., Charged with penal tax
Martin Claughton, Charged with penal tax
Henry Raymond Clendon, Charged with penal tax
Leslie John Close, Charged with penal tax
Robin Alfred Cockery, Charged with penal tax
Graham Jarrett Coleman, Charged with penal tax
Darryl Nielson Coley, Charged with penal tax
David Collins, Charged with penal tax
Ross Andrew Collins, Charged with penal tax
Ross Anthony Collins, Charged with penal tax
Warner Charles Collins, Charged with penal tax
Peter Samuel Collis, Charged with penal tax
Patrick Sidney Mark Comber, Charged with penal tax
Nigel Anthony Connor, Charged with penal tax
John Ronald Cook, Charged with penal tax
William Henry Coop, Charged with penal tax
Maxwell Wright Cooper, Charged with penal tax
Peter Martin Cooper, Charged with penal tax
Stephen Warren Cooper, Charged with penal tax
Walter Robert Courtman, Charged with penal tax
Neil MacPherson Cousins, Charged with penal tax
Clive Andrew Coxon, Charged with penal tax
B. J. Craies Electrical Ltd, Charged with penal tax
Tamehana Thomas Crawford, Charged with penal tax
Warran Leslie Crawford, Charged with penal tax
Russell Neil Crean, Charged with penal tax
Robert James Crighton, Charged with penal tax
David Christopher Croawell, Charged with penal tax
Basil James Crompton, Charged with penal tax
Frances Amelida Crosbie, Charged with penal tax
Neil Vincent Crozier, Charged with penal tax
Warwick Noel Crozier, Charged with penal tax
Thomas John Standley Cruse, Charged with penal tax
Rodney Carl Culpan, Charged with penal tax
William Cunningham, Charged with penal tax
William Ronald Cunningham, Charged with penal tax
Edmund David Curry, Charged with penal tax
Stefan Dajnowski, Charged with penal tax
Shirley Janet Dale, Charged with penal tax
Henry Allan Dalgleish, Charged with penal tax
Una Montgomery Dalgleish, Charged with penal tax
Stanley Charles Dallimore, Charged with penal tax
Nga Daniel, Charged with penal tax
Ratu Daniela, Charged with penal tax
Dorothy Rosa Daniels, Charged with penal tax
Anthony Peter Darling, Charged with penal tax
Dave Blundell Yachts Ltd, Charged with penal tax
William Davies, Charged with penal tax
Beverley Janet Davis, Charged with penal tax
John Davis, Charged with penal tax
Reginald Thomas Stanley Davis, Charged with penal tax
Jack Andrew Davy, Charged with penal tax
Alan James Dawson, Charged with penal tax

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