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HenryDorsetCase
2nd September 2016, 21:04
Low risk, high reward, and if you do get caught, a bit of a telling off, a slap with a wet bus ticket, some nice Home D, and all is forgiven.

Yup.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/83848117/prominent-dunedin-woman-sentenced-on-tax-evasion-charges
mashman
2nd September 2016, 21:07
Chortle. She's worth more to the economy out of jail I guess.
Virago
2nd September 2016, 21:30
It beats me how people get away with tax fraud for so long. If I'm so much as a day late with GST or PAYE, IRD are on me like a rabid dog.
AllanB
2nd September 2016, 21:34
Interesting. She must have had a very good lawyer. Should have been a cut and dry (weird term really) case with a bit of time surely? Maybe the $50k touched the judges heart.
Akzle
3rd September 2016, 06:57
Interesting. She must have had a very good lawyer. Should have been a cut and dry (weird term really) case with a bit of time surely? Maybe the $50k touched the judges heart.

normally cases are "open and shut"...

cut and dried refers to hay (or other sheeeeeeeet :doobey: )

perhaps you meant clear cut?

and no, the 50k didn't warm his heart, it fuelled his motorlaunch and restocked the bar after last weekend



fuck ALL of the jews.
Berries
3rd September 2016, 09:17
She's worth more to the economy out of jail I guess.
She's always been good for shouting a round.
HenryDorsetCase
3rd September 2016, 12:53
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/83775113/sir-ngatata-love-found-guilty-of-fraud

another good example. Dirty fucking greedy cunts.
Akzle
3rd September 2016, 15:23
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/83775113/sir-ngatata-love-found-guilty-of-fraud

another good example. Dirty fucking greedy cunts.

www.parliament.nz
mashman
3rd September 2016, 18:13
She's always been good for shouting a round.

:killingme... I can see the quandary.
Virago
4th September 2016, 14:08
Interesting. She must have had a very good lawyer. Should have been a cut and dry (weird term really) case with a bit of time surely? Maybe the $50k touched the judges heart.

A dad who's a QC may also come in handy...
Akzle
4th September 2016, 14:26
come in handy...

cheap date
pritch
4th September 2016, 19:17
Interesting. She must have had a very good lawyer.

Or was a member of the same social circle as the judge.

Years ago a woman here was caught shoplifting. The lawyer who appeared for her was the head of a major law firm in town, he just did not defend minor criminal charges. His presence in court was a message to the judge. A message along the lines of "This lady is a dear personal friend of mine".

It worked, she didn't even get the wet bus ticket slap.
Banditbandit
5th September 2016, 11:52
www.parliament.nz

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Akzle again.
R650R
27th September 2016, 09:49
We need to seriously fast track this judge a work visa and all expenses paid working holiday to NZ....Hell outright citizenship

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3803712/Weeping-company-director-35-told-used-life-different-magistrate-jails-kicking-Uber-driver-head-despite-pleas-ruin-firm.html

Bet he wouldn't let rugby players or rich kids sons get off scot free.....
jasonu
27th September 2016, 11:51
Low risk, high reward, and if you do get caught, a bit of a telling off, a slap with a wet bus ticket, some nice Home D, and all is forgiven.

Yup.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/83848117/prominent-dunedin-woman-sentenced-on-tax-evasion-charges

Not to mention name suppression, is she in the all blacks???