New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 103

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✨ Tax Evasion Notices

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 103

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 Tax Evaded $	(7) Amount of Penal Tax Imposed $
Isaac, Michael Andrew	Alexandra	Fitter welder (formerly roofer)	A	1974	233	300
Isaacs, Michael Charles	Waitara	Freezing worker	A	1979	68	50
Jack, Jane	Avondale	Ceramco worker	A	1979	97	60
Jackson, Frederick Toiroa	Greenlane (formerly Green Bay)	Factory foreman	A	1979	170	110
Jackson, Trevor	Glenfield	Fitter	A	1979	585	400
Jacobs, Stephen Paul	Gisborne	Driver	A	1979	612	300
Jacobsen, Gary John	New Lynn	Regional manager	A	1975-1979	2,144	1,025
Jakich, Miranda	Herne Bay (formerly Lower Hutt)	Librarian	A	1979	222	75
James, Errol	Timaru	Salesman	A	1977, 1979	1,431	700
James, Howard	Papakura	Process worker	A	1979	102	70
James, Phillip Rex Benjamin	Northcote	Baker	A	1979	93	60
Janssen, Johanna Gerarda	Wellington	Clerk	A	1979	177	100
Maria
Jefferson, Thomas Ralph	Mount Albert	Coach driver	A	1979	82	40
Jenkins, Graham	Palmerston North	Body finisher	A	1979	163	50
Jennings, Gary	Ngongotaha	Bushman	A	1979	467	50
Jensen, Erling Johannes	Te Teko	Grocery store proprietor	A	1975-1978	1,501	920
Jensen, Irene Maye	Te Teko	Grocery store proprietress	A	1975, 1977, 1978	789	470
Johansen, James Digby	Paeroa	Telephone technician	A	1979	126	50
John H. Hermens Ltd	Christchurch	Building contractors	A	1974-1978	2,394	225
John Harvey Panelbeaters Ltd	Te Rapa	Panelbeaters	A	1977	18,748	9,500
Johns, Gary Lewis	Ponsonby	Cleaner/painter	A and B	1978, 1979	934	800
Johnson, Gerard Alfonso	Waimate	Shearer	A	1979	246	100
Johnson, Lindsay Alfred	Christchurch	Salesman	A	1979	413	200
Johnson, Percy William Russell	Waimate	Retired publican	A	1971	101	70
Johnson, Therese Mary (nee Jarkiewicz)	Mangere (formerly Hamilton)	Hairdresser	A	1979	40	20
Johnson, Toni Mary	Rotorua	Insurance clerk	A	1979	189	150
Johnson, William Roland	Whangarei	Builder	A	1977	1,573	1,000
Johnston, Kenneth Richard	Howick (formerly Otahuhu)	Chef	A	1979	416	270
Johnston, Kevin Stanley	Dunedin	Coach builder	A	1979	219	50
Johnston, Sandra Beverly	Wellington	Bank officer	A	1979	280	190
Eleanor
Jolly, Ian Anthony	Massey	Concrete contractor	A	1975-1978	5,190	2,000
Jones, Alan Hugh	Dunedin	Stock and station agent	A	1979	176	100
Jones, Dudley Northall	Howick	Building inspector	A	1978, 1979	852	200
Jones, Reginald Trevor	Wainuiomata	Painter	A	1979	134	90
Jones, Peter Raymond	Mangere Bridge	Civil servant	A	1979	120	80
Jones, Roy Raymond	Whangarei	Tradesman's assistant	A	1979	81	50
Jordon, Gavin Lance	Stratford	Shearer	A	1979	95	50
Joseph, Desmond Lyall (also known as Jack Joseph)	Wanganui	Labourer	A	1979	111	70
Joy, Adrian Kenneth	Pakuranga	Engineer	A	1979	150	100
Joyce, Steve Wayne	Auckland	Timber worker	A	1979	73	40
Joyce, Thomas Russell	Patea	Assistant foreman	A	1979	122	80
Jukes, Graeme Charles	Opiki	Freezing worker	A	1979	93	60
Julian, Donald George	New Plymouth	Watersider	A	1979	102	50
Jury, Russell John	Dunedin	Factory hand	A	1979	454	225
Ka, Puasau	Otahuhu (formerly Otara)	Labourer	A	1979	257	170
Kaaho, Mack	Tokoroa	Driver	A	1979	187	120
Kane, Barry Patrick	Kaiapoi	Freezing worker	A	1979	100	70
Kapea, James	Manurewa	Labourer	A	1979	79	50
Kapene, Wipuhara	Featherston	Freezing worker	A	1979	87	60
Karanui, Rewari	Whangarei	Watersider	A	1979	485	320
Karipa, Danial Xavier	Wanganui	Labourer/barman	A	1979	380	200
Katene, Adrian Aterea	Otara (formerly New Lynn)	Labourer	A	1979	114	70
Katipa, Robert Tau-Hou	Manurewa	Driver	A	1979	373	240
Katutu, David	Ponsonby	Factory hand	A	1978	122	80
Kay, Mary	Manurewa	Dairy proprietress	A	1979	128	80
Kean, Danny John	Manakau	Groundsman	A	1979	63	20
Keat, Karen Margaret	Palmerston North	Shop assistant	A	1979	30	50
Kelly, Anthony James	New Plymouth	Assembly manager	A	1979	228	100
Kemp, Kingsley	Wellington	Lineman	A	1979	332	160
Kemp, Thomas Downes	Mangakino	Butcher	A	1979	85	50
Kendrick, Graeme Ian	Otara (formerly Otahuhu)	Labourer	A	1979	123	80
Kenneally, Kevin Michael	Christchurch	Car salesman	A	1977-1979	206	195
Kent, John Herbert	Wairoa	Farmer	A	1975-1978	466	290
Kent, Rodney Hague	Napier	Retired farmer	A	1977	128	80
Kerapa, Mervyn Papa	Hamilton	Tyre fitter/musician	A	1977-1979	620	300
Kerr, Graeme David	Rotorua	Shepherd	A	1979	228	100
Kerr, Mary Agnes	Fox Glacier	Manageress	A	1974-1979	22,843	5,620
Kerridge, Margaret Isabel (nee Robinson)	Titirangi	Secretary/nurse aid	A	1979	81	50

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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

Michael Andrew Isaac, Charged with penal tax
Michael Charles Isaacs, Charged with penal tax
Jane Jack, Charged with penal tax
Frederick Toiroa Jackson, Charged with penal tax
Trevor Jackson, Charged with penal tax
Stephen Paul Jacobs, Charged with penal tax
Gary John Jacobsen, Charged with penal tax
Miranda Jakich, Charged with penal tax
Errol James, Charged with penal tax
Howard James, Charged with penal tax
Phillip Rex Benjamin James, Charged with penal tax
Johanna Gerarda Maria Janssen, Charged with penal tax
Thomas Ralph Jefferson, Charged with penal tax
Graham Jenkins, Charged with penal tax
Gary Jennings, Charged with penal tax
Erling Johannes Jensen, Charged with penal tax
Irene Maye Jensen, Charged with penal tax
James Digby Johansen, Charged with penal tax
John H. Hermens Ltd, Charged with penal tax
John Harvey Panelbeaters Ltd, Charged with penal tax
Gary Lewis Johns, Charged with penal tax
Gerard Alfonso Johnson, Charged with penal tax
Lindsay Alfred Johnson, Charged with penal tax
Percy William Russell Johnson, Charged with penal tax
Therese Mary (nee Jarkiewicz) Johnson, Charged with penal tax
Toni Mary Johnson, Charged with penal tax
William Roland Johnson, Charged with penal tax
Kenneth Richard Johnston, Charged with penal tax
Kevin Stanley Johnston, Charged with penal tax
Sandra Beverly Eleanor Johnston, Charged with penal tax
Ian Anthony Jolly, Charged with penal tax
Alan Hugh Jones, Charged with penal tax
Dudley Northall Jones, Charged with penal tax
Reginald Trevor Jones, Charged with penal tax
Peter Raymond Jones, Charged with penal tax
Roy Raymond Jones, Charged with penal tax
Gavin Lance Jordon, Charged with penal tax
Desmond Lyall (also known as Jack Joseph) Joseph, Charged with penal tax
Adrian Kenneth Joy, Charged with penal tax
Steve Wayne Joyce, Charged with penal tax
Thomas Russell Joyce, Charged with penal tax
Graeme Charles Jukes, Charged with penal tax
Donald George Julian, Charged with penal tax
Russell John Jury, Charged with penal tax
Puasau Ka, Charged with penal tax
Mack Kaaho, Charged with penal tax
Barry Patrick Kane, Charged with penal tax
James Kapea, Charged with penal tax
Wipuhara Kapene, Charged with penal tax
Rewari Karanui, Charged with penal tax
Danial Xavier Karipa, Charged with penal tax
Adrian Aterea Katene, Charged with penal tax
Robert Tau-Hou Katipa, Charged with penal tax
David Katutu, Charged with penal tax
Mary Kay, Charged with penal tax
Danny John Kean, Charged with penal tax
Karen Margaret Keat, Charged with penal tax
Anthony James Kelly, Charged with penal tax
Kingsley Kemp, Charged with penal tax
Thomas Downes Kemp, Charged with penal tax
Graeme Ian Kendrick, Charged with penal tax
Kevin Michael Kenneally, Charged with penal tax
John Herbert Kent, Charged with penal tax
Rodney Hague Kent, Charged with penal tax
Mervyn Papa Kerapa, Charged with penal tax
Graeme David Kerr, Charged with penal tax
Mary Agnes Kerr, Charged with penal tax
Margaret Isabel (nee Robinson) Kerridge, Charged with penal tax

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