New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 103

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✨ Tax Evasion Convictions

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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
Dawson, Paul	Dunedin	Labourer	A	1979	$53	$20
Deacon, Mark Anthony	Green Bay	Shop assistant	A	1979	332	200
Dean, Roland John	Ponsonby	Civil servant	A	1979	332	200
De Lew, Sidney	Wellington	Painter/decorator	A	1970–1976, 1978	8,154	3,000
Delmont, Margaret Ellen	Northcote	Manageress	A	1979	643	200
De Groot, Herman Jan	Tirau	Milk vendor	A	1975–1978	5,619	1,800
De Jong, Pamela Phyllis	Beachhaven (formerly Northcote)	Storeperson	A	1979	175	100
De La Haye, Maurice	Kelston	Shop manager	A	1980	3,239	1,000
Denmead, Walter Arthur	Torbay	Laboratory worker	A	1979	248	150
Denton, Christopher Murray	Papatoetoe	Landlord/delivery contractor/photographic printer	A	1975–1978	2,883	2,150
Desai, Thakorlal Bhimbhai	Wellington		A	1979
Des Barres, Aaron Preston	Upper Hutt	Process worker	A	1979	53	35
Des Forges, Claude Brian	Waihi	Farmer	A	1979	129	50
Dette, Karl Barry	Titahi Bay	Car groomer	A	1979	66	45
Dewe, Bruce Emerson	Christchurch (formerly Hamilton)	Motor mechanic	A	1979	75	40
Dick, Robert	Manurewa	Driver	A	1975, 1976	323	175
Dingle, Tony Nigel	Pt Chevalier	Apprentice plumber	A	1980	122	80
Dobbs, Wendy	Otara	Factory hand	A	1979	167	110
Doddrell, Roger Max	Thames	Carpenter	A	1979	114	50
Dolan, Michael Christopher Terrence	Hamilton	Commercial traveller	A	1979	135	75
Donald, Kerry Mervyn	Hamilton	Fitter welder	A	1979	44	30
Doyle, Terrence Joseph	Tauranga	Auto diesel apprentice	A	1979	49	30
Douglas, Charles Sholto	Glen Innes	Fitter	A	1979	388	350
Douglas, Ian Ralph	Hastings	Drainlayer/driver	A	1979	217	150
Douglas, Robert John	Mount Albert	Factory supervisor/entertainer	A	1974–1978	2,349	1,000
Dowie, Stephen John Peter	Te Awamutu	Car Painter/mechanic	A	1979	123	60
Drake, Paul Kevin	New Plymouth	Fitter welder	A	1979	214	150
Drelaud, Martin Ernest	Papatoetoe	Fitter	A	1979	269	150
Drinkwater, Alistair James	Kumeu (formerly Reporoa)	Farmer	A	1979	97	60
Drinkwater, Allan Ray	Feilding	Shearer	A	1979	159	100
Drinkwater, Ross	Mount Roskill	Sales representative	A	1979	636	200
Drought, Robert John	Manurewa	Sheetmetal supervisor	A	1980	420	250
Drummond, Alan James	Rotorua (formerly Waihi)	Service person	A	1979	421	150
Drylie, Steven Andrew	Feilding	Serviceman	A	1979	148	50
Duffy, Peter Michael	Otahuhu	Stockman	A	1979	249	70
Dullabh, Chunilal	Wellington	Newspaper agent	A	1977–1979	757	230
E.M. and C. A. Duncan Ltd	Huapai (formerly Opotiki)	Hotel proprietors	A	1976–1979	5,279	3,200
Duncan, Noel William	Pahiatua	General hand...	A	1979	181	60
Dunn, Murray John	Papatoetoe	Foreman	A	1979	115	80
Dunn, Patrick Graham	Hastings	Freezing worker	A	1979	127	75
Dunning, Philip Spencer	Wellington	Insurance officer	A	1978	130	75
Dunsmuir, Victoria Anne	Pokeno	Shop assistant	A	1980	134	80
Dunstan and Kinge Ltd	Gisborne	Photographers	A	1974–1977	4,299	2,100
Durney, Terence Noel George	Hastings	Builder	A	1977, 1978	200	130
Durrant, Noel Patrick	Naenae (formerly Porirua)	Rubber worker	A	1979	247	150
Dwan, Hyacinth Mary	Dunedin	Retired	A	1979	243	100
Eade, Vivian Charles	St Heliers	Butcher	A	1979	102	70
Easton, Raymond Neil	Papakura	Service manager/mechanic	A	1979	797	500
Ebbitt, Garry William	Putorino	Farmer	A	1978	756	150
Eder, Josephine Clare	Palmerston North	Student nurse...	A	1979	188	120
Edwards, Christopher David	Eastbourne	Laboratory technician	A	1979	37	25
Egerton, John	Lower Hutt	Floor finisher	A	1974–1978	900	575
Eggington, Malcolm Denis	Whangarei	Works manager	A	1979	40	20
Ekeroma, Haroseta Vea	Porirua	Chauffeur	A	1979	97	65
Eliu, John	Mangere	Butcher	A	1979	197	130
Elliott, Louise Alice	Pukerua Bay	Postwoman	A	1979	44	25
Elliott, Marion Elizabeth	Roseneath	Shorthand/typist secretary	A	1979	74	50
Ellis, Ian Francis	Stokes Valley	Blender	A	1979	45	30
Ellis, Richard Norman George	Dunedin	Driver	A	1979	325	50
Elliston, Bruce Norman	Parnell	Flight steward	A	1979	211	140
Elmore, Selwyn Henry	Hamilton	Retired hairdresser	A	1976–1978	2,505	1,200
Endri, Paul Dennis	Wellington	Van driver	A	1979	136	90
Eru, Paul Edward	Bucklands Beach	Production manager	A	1977	168	50
Euta, Fuadsamoa	Balmoral	Taxi driver	A	1979	109	100
Evagelia, Enreata Rita	Wellington	Process worker	A	1979	84	55
Everest, Michael Wayne	Rotorua	Shop manager	A	1979	305	150
Everest, Mervyn Ross	Herne Bay	Civil servant	A	1978	115	80
Ewen, Paul Cameron	Parnell	Vat controller	A	1979	225	200
Faau, Maile Siakumi	Grey Lynn	Labourer	A	1979	137	90

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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

68 names identified

Paul Dawson, Charged with penal tax
Mark Anthony Deacon, Charged with penal tax
Roland John Dean, Charged with penal tax
Sidney De Lew, Charged with penal tax
Margaret Ellen Delmont, Charged with penal tax
Herman Jan De Groot, Charged with penal tax
Pamela Phyllis De Jong, Charged with penal tax
Maurice De La Haye, Charged with penal tax
Walter Arthur Denmead, Charged with penal tax
Christopher Murray Denton, Charged with penal tax
Thakorlal Bhimbhai Desai, Charged with penal tax
Aaron Preston Des Barres, Charged with penal tax
Claude Brian Des Forges, Charged with penal tax
Karl Barry Dette, Charged with penal tax
Bruce Emerson Dewe, Charged with penal tax
Robert Dick, Charged with penal tax
Tony Nigel Dingle, Charged with penal tax
Wendy Dobbs, Charged with penal tax
Roger Max Doddrell, Charged with penal tax
Michael Christopher Terrence Dolan, Charged with penal tax
Kerry Mervyn Donald, Charged with penal tax
Terrence Joseph Doyle, Charged with penal tax
Charles Sholto Douglas, Charged with penal tax
Ian Ralph Douglas, Charged with penal tax
Robert John Douglas, Charged with penal tax
Stephen John Peter Dowie, Charged with penal tax
Paul Kevin Drake, Charged with penal tax
Martin Ernest Drelaud, Charged with penal tax
Alistair James Drinkwater, Charged with penal tax
Allan Ray Drinkwater, Charged with penal tax
Ross Drinkwater, Charged with penal tax
Robert John Drought, Charged with penal tax
Alan James Drummond, Charged with penal tax
Steven Andrew Drylie, Charged with penal tax
Peter Michael Duffy, Charged with penal tax
Chunilal Dullabh, Charged with penal tax
Noel William Duncan, Charged with penal tax
Murray John Dunn, Charged with penal tax
Patrick Graham Dunn, Charged with penal tax
Philip Spencer Dunning, Charged with penal tax
Victoria Anne Dunsmuir, Charged with penal tax
Dunstan and Kinge Ltd, Charged with penal tax
Terence Noel George Durney, Charged with penal tax
Noel Patrick Durrant, Charged with penal tax
Hyacinth Mary Dwan, Charged with penal tax
Vivian Charles Eade, Charged with penal tax
Raymond Neil Easton, Charged with penal tax
Garry William Ebbitt, Charged with penal tax
Josephine Clare Eder, Charged with penal tax
Christopher David Edwards, Charged with penal tax
John Egerton, Charged with penal tax
Malcolm Denis Eggington, Charged with penal tax
Haroseta Vea Ekeroma, Charged with penal tax
John Eliu, Charged with penal tax
Louise Alice Elliott, Charged with penal tax
Marion Elizabeth Elliott, Charged with penal tax
Ian Francis Ellis, Charged with penal tax
Richard Norman George Ellis, Charged with penal tax
Bruce Norman Elliston, Charged with penal tax
Selwyn Henry Elmore, Charged with penal tax
Paul Dennis Endri, Charged with penal tax
Paul Edward Eru, Charged with penal tax
Fuadsamoa Euta, Charged with penal tax
Enreata Rita Evagelia, Charged with penal tax
Michael Wayne Everest, Charged with penal tax
Mervyn Ross Everest, Charged with penal tax
Paul Cameron Ewen, Charged with penal tax
Maile Siakumi Faau, Charged with penal tax

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