New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 38

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✨ Tax Evasion Convictions

886 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 38

Schedule III

PERSONS CONVICTED UNDER SECTION 368 (1) (a) OR (b) OR SECTION 416 (1) (e) OF THE INCOME TAX ACT 1976 FOR FAILING TO MAKE TAX DEDUCTIONS FROM SOURCE DEDUCTION PAYMENTS; OR, HAVING MADE SUCH DEDUCTIONS, HAVE FAILED TO ACCOUNT FOR THEM TO THE COMMISSIONER OF INLAND REVENUE OR, OF AIDING OR ABETTING OR INCITING ANY OTHER PERSON TO COMMIT AN OFFENCE AGAINST SECTION 368 (1) (a) OR (b) OF THE INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1957 AND THE AMOUNT (IF ANY) OF PENAL TAX CHARGED UNDER SECTION 369 OF THE INCOME TAX ACT 1976.

| | (1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | (5) | (6) |
|---|-----|-----|--------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|----------------------------|-----------------|----------------|
| | Name | Address | Occupation or Description | Year(s) in Which Offence(s) Occurred | Amount of Tax Deductions Involved in Offence(s) | Amount of Penal Tax Imposed |
| | | | | | $ | $ |

Northern Region

Waikato Region

New Plymouth
Walker, Noel Alfred | New Plymouth | Plant operator/canteen proprietor | 1985 | 1,794 | 1,794

Tauranga
Hick, Ian Martin | Tauranga | Orchardist | 1987 | 26,978 | —
Hick, Owen Frederick | Tauranga | Orchardist | 1987 | 26,977 | —

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💰 Schedule III: Persons Convicted for Tax Deduction Offences (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsTax evasion, penal tax, convictions, Northern Region, Auckland, Waikato
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20 names identified

Norman Gary Auckland, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Stephen John Wade, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Becalelis Svirkis, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Kenneth Jefferies Sheppard, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Simon Harcourt Keiller, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Noel John Neilson, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Barry Edgar Rosser, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Noel Alfred Walker, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Gary John Akers, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Stanley Gordon Bennett, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Armand Lee Crown, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Keith Ian Draper, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Shirley Gwendoline Mann, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Aroha Dawn Poipoi, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Christopher Marlow Sharp, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Colin Unewai Sturm, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Barbara Ngatainuiraura Sturm, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Donald Lawrence Yule, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Ian Martin Hick, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions
Owen Frederick Hick, Convicted for failing to make tax deductions

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