New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 159

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✨ Tax Offenders Schedule

10 SEPTEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3673

SCHEDULE IV—continued

(1) Name	(2) Address	(3) Occupation or Description	(4) Year(s) in Which Offence(s) Occurred	(5) Amount of Tax Deductions Involved in Offence(s) $	(6) Amount of Penal Tax Imposed $
Computer Setters Ltd.	Wellington	Typesetters	1983	9,336	2,290
Courtenay Arms Ltd.	Wellington	Private hotel proprietors	1983, 1984	239	200
Courtenay Sandwich Bar Ltd.	Wellington	Sandwich bar proprietors	1983, 1984	1,203	300
Fretney Electrical Ltd.	Lower Hutt	Electrical contractors	1983, 1984	1,523	700
Grimstrup, Alan Frederick	Levin	Taxi proprietor	1984	791	150
Handel Enterprises Ltd.	Wellington	Amusement parlour manager	1984	219	55
Hansen, Dennis Guy	Onekoto	Taxi driver	1983	668	135
Hildred, Gloria Anne Yvonne	Wellington	Painting contractor	1983	342	110
D. L. Hodge Ltd.	Porirua	Carriers	1984	3,375	1,155
Hunter, Birkett Robert	Petone	Motor body specialist	1984	849	350
King, Anne	Paraparaumu	Rest home proprietress	1984	708	100
King, Anthony Albert	Upper Hutt	Agricultural spray contractor	1984	383	95
Knox, Janice Olive	Wainuiomata	Kindergarten proprietress	1984	64	20
La Nouvelle Cuisine Ltd.	Wellington	Restaurateurs	1984	300	150
Laurie Knutsen Ltd.	Wellington	Ship builders	1984	2,256	325
MacLean, Donald James	Lower Hutt	Building contractor	1983	1,280	320
M’Lords Steakhouse Ltd.	Levin	Restaurateurs	1984	251	60
MacDonald Engineering Ltd.	Wellington	Engineers	1984	885	480
Mahoney, Paul Francis	Wellington	Golf professional	1984	194	45
Mallinder, Takarangi	Lower Hutt	Painter and paperhanger	1984	1,024	200
Marshall, Alan Charles	Upper Hutt	Repiler and levelling specialist	1984	499	200
Matrac Plumbing & Drainage	Wellington	Drainlayers	1984	2,955	740
Maintenance Services Ltd.
Melmark Holdings Ltd.	Lower Hutt	Insurance brokers	1984	132	35
Montgomery, John Bruce	Porirua	General carrier	1984	5,506	1,325
Moss, Alfred	Lower Hutt	Building contractor	1984	184	45
Mudgway, Kelvyn Alfred	Takapuna (formerly Palmerston North)	Company director	1982	2,261	1,225
Nelburn Industrial Electronics Ltd.	Lower Hutt	Electrical engineers	1983, 1984	8,588	2,145
O’Brien, William	Wellington	Plastic repairer and welder	1984	231	50
Orthodox Supplies Ltd.	Wellington	Takeaway food bar proprietor	1984	332	85
Owen, Neil Hubert	Palmerston North	Secondhand dealer	1984	387	450
Paddison, Brian John	Paremata	Ice cream parlour proprietor	1984	241	95
Patrick, Wayne Victor	Johnsonville	Builder	1984	2,414	600
Pinocchios Video	Wellington	Amusement parlour proprietors	1984	626	155
Planco Homes Ltd.	Masterton	Building contractors	1984	1,379	140
L. J. Purdie & Co. Ltd.	Wellington	Automotive and electrical salesmen	1984	2,102	200
Quinn, Norman Patrick	Porirua	Hairdresser	1984	1,061	270
Rona Print Ltd.	Lower Hutt	Printers	1984	3,079	750
J. S. & B. O. Sargent Ltd.	Palmerston North	Farmers	1983, 1984	676	225
Schon, Alexander	Eastbourne	Carterer	1982–1984	1,180	750
Scott, John Herdman	Palmerston North	Agricultural contractor	1984	436	120
Shannon, Aian Lindsay	Palmerston North	Agricultural contractor	1984	436	120
Shaw, Thomas	Feilding	Carrier	1984	369	100
Sheridan Mini Market Ltd.	Porirua	Dairy and grocery proprietors	1983	131	50
Smith & Snelgrove Ltd.	Eketahuna	Garage proprietor	1984	763	150
Sonora Industries Ltd.	Wellington	Leather goods manufacturers	1984	4,718	1,000
Spray, Robert Edward	Wellington	Roofing contractor	1983, 1984	1,936	700
Sproule, Timothy Hunter	Wellington	Painting contractor	1983, 1984	2,014	470
Steve Cox Motors Ltd.	Wellington	Garage and motor vehicle repairers	1984	286	180
Stratulatos, Costa	Wellington	Restaurateur	1984	398	100
Sutherland, Lawrence James	Lower Hutt	Builder	1983	676	170
Sutton, Barry Raymond	Paraparaumu Beach	Truck and tractor servicemen	1984	1,463	140
Te Iwi Co-operative	Waitangirua	Co-operative society	1982,1983	3,540	860
Television One Club	Lower Hutt	Incorporated society	1983	145	35
Village Woolshop Ltd.	Wellington	Woolshop proprietors	1984	585	160
Wainui Car Parts Ltd.	Petone	Car wreckers	1984	550	180
Warren Irving Ltd.	Wellington	Building contractors	1984	2,765	670
Wildblood, Mark Douglas	Wellington	Administration officer	1984	604	150
Wycherley, Alan Edwards	Palmerston North	Motor mechanic	1984	526	250
Southern Region
Bakker, Theo	Litte River	Fisherman	1984	696	160
Barnden, Leonard	Christchurch	Panelbeater	1984	109	55
Barton Agencies Ltd.	Christchurch	Furniture restorers	1984	470	60
Bell, Athol Hirst	Invercargill	Secondhand dealer	1984	162	50
Bob Bruce Rebores (1982) Ltd.	Christchurch	Engine reconditioners	1984	1,989	160
Breens Fruit Supplies Ltd.	Gore	Fruit retailers	1984	537	135
B. S. Butler and Sons (1970) Ltd.	Kaiapoi	Sawmillers, timber and hardware merchants	1984	398	40
Canterbury Taxation Service Ltd.	Christchurch	Tax consultants	1984	168	25

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💰 Persons Charged with Penal Tax for Failing to Make Tax Deductions (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsPenal tax, tax deductions, Income Tax Assessment Act 1957, Income Tax Act 1976, offences, tax evasion
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Alan Frederick Grimstrup, Charged with penal tax
Dennis Guy Hansen, Charged with penal tax
Gloria Anne Yvonne Hildred, Charged with penal tax
Birkett Robert Hunter, Charged with penal tax
Anne King, Charged with penal tax
Anthony Albert King, Charged with penal tax
Janice Olive Knox, Charged with penal tax
Donald James MacLean, Charged with penal tax
Paul Francis Mahoney, Charged with penal tax
Takarangi Mallinder, Charged with penal tax
Alan Charles Marshall, Charged with penal tax
John Bruce Montgomery, Charged with penal tax
Alfred Moss, Charged with penal tax
Kelvyn Alfred Mudgway, Charged with penal tax
William O’Brien, Charged with penal tax
Neil Hubert Owen, Charged with penal tax
Brian John Paddison, Charged with penal tax
Wayne Victor Patrick, Charged with penal tax
Norman Patrick Quinn, Charged with penal tax
John Herdman Scott, Charged with penal tax
Aian Lindsay Shannon, Charged with penal tax
Thomas Shaw, Charged with penal tax
Lawrence James Sutherland, Charged with penal tax
Barry Raymond Sutton, Charged with penal tax
Mark Douglas Wildblood, Charged with penal tax
Alan Edwards Wycherley, Charged with penal tax
Theo Bakker, Charged with penal tax
Leonard Barnden, Charged with penal tax
Athol Hirst Bell, Charged with penal tax

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