Bankrupted businessman on home detention for tax evasion
His company Central Installation collapsed owing creditors $1.5 million.
Bankrupted businessman Andrew Chisholm is serving a home detention sentence for tax evasion.
The Waikato-based man and his wife Kirsten Chisholm were bankrupted in February last year.
Chisholm had owned Auckland firm Central Installation, which collapsed in 2013 owing creditors and staff
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Bankrupted businessman on home detention for tax evasion
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