New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 51

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✨ Tax Evasion Penalties

27 MAY

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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NAPIER—continued

Name	Address	Occupation, Description, or Taxable Activity	Nature of Offence	Year/s in Which Offence/s Evasion Occurred	Amount or Estimated Amount of Tax Involved $	Amount of Penal Tax Imposed $
Tong, Naomi Anastasia (in partnership with Dudley Herbert Edward Tong trading as Fat Alberts)	Hastings	Take-away food bar proprietor	Dii	1992,1993	1,700	415

TARANAKI

Locality includes: New Plymouth, Clifton, Taranaki, Inglewood, Egmont, Stratford, Waimate West, Eltham, Hawera

Name	Address	Occupation, Description, or Taxable Activity	Nature of Offence	Year/s in Which Offence/s Evasion Occurred	Amount or Estimated Amount of Tax Involved $	Amount of Penal Tax Imposed $
Fitzroy Car Sales Limited	New Plymouth	Motor vehicle retailing	Bi	1991	660	330
Patterson, Bryan Stanley	New Plymouth	Retired dairy proprietor	Bi	1989–1991	3,709	980
Patterson, Margaret Joan	New Plymouth	Secretary (formerly dairy proprietress)	Bi	1989–1991	7,175	1,780
Puttick, Christopher David (formerly in partnership with Patricia Ann Puttick trading as Snappy Service Trenching)	New Plymouth	Contractor (formerly trenching contractor)	Dii	1993	933	220
Puttick, Patricia Ann (formerly in partnership with Christopher David Puttick trading as Snappy Service Trenching)	New Plymouth	Shop assistant (formerly trenching contractor)	Dii	1993	933	220
Quinstar Holdings Limited (in receivership)	New Plymouth	Sewing machine retailing	Dii	1993	1,128	1,685
Read, James John	New Plymouth	Automotive repairer	Dii	1993	2,503	620
Riddick, Carol Dawn (formerly in partnership with Robert Neil Riddick trading as Neil Riddick Motors)	Stratford	Bus driver (formerly motor vehicle repairer)	Dii	1993	2,179	520
Riddick, Robert Neil (formerly in partnership with Carol Dawn Riddick trading as Neil Riddick Motors)	Stratford	Mechanical engineer (formerly motor vehicle repairer)	Dii	1993	2,179	520

*Goods and Services Tax Act 1985 requires that the taxable period/s in which the offence/s or evasion occurred be specified. The number at the front of the month denotes the taxable period covered by the return.
i.e. 1 = 1 month
2 = 2 months
3 = 6 months

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💰 Summary of Penalty Action for Tax Evasion in Napier (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsTax evasion, Penal tax, Napier, Take-away food bar
👱🏽 Names

Naomi Anastasia Tong, Take-away food bar proprietor, penal tax imposed
Dudley Herbert Edward Tong, Take-away food bar proprietor, penal tax imposed

💰 Summary of Penalty Action for Tax Evasion in Taranaki

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsTax evasion, Penal tax, Taranaki, Motor vehicle retailing, Dairy proprietor, Trenching contractor, Sewing machine retailing, Automotive repairer
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

Bryan Stanley Patterson, Retired dairy proprietor, penal tax imposed
Margaret Joan Patterson, Secretary, formerly dairy proprietress, penal tax imposed
Christopher David Puttick, Contractor, formerly trenching contractor, penal tax imposed
Patricia Ann Puttick, Shop assistant, formerly trenching contractor, penal tax imposed
James John Read, Automotive repairer, penal tax imposed
Carol Dawn Riddick, Bus driver, formerly motor vehicle repairer, penal tax imposed
Robert Neil Riddick, Mechanical engineer, formerly motor vehicle repairer, penal tax imposed

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