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A husband’s failure to pay his taxes has cost his partner her home. Photo / 123RF
A team of police and debt collectors have booted an Auckland couple from their Mt Albert house so the property can be sold to help pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid tax.
Two police officers and four other authorities visited Paul and Julie Hardings Morning Star Pl unit yesterday, giving the couple under an hour to vacate, they claim.
Paul Harding was found guilty of evading core tax of $385,872 early last year after failing to provide income tax and GST returns for 10 years.
He then served 10 months in prison before being released in January.
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As a bankrupt, Hardings home was also ordered to be sold, with …
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