Below is a link opened to the international finance companies that have tax haven agreements for their companies/subsidiaries. These "leaks" show how these companies mentioned, avoid tax portions to their respective countries. This results in the little guy paying BIGGER taxes. YOUR GOVERNMENTS KNOW about this as well as the off shore account info released months ago. If you dig a bit, you may also find a government arm listed as a tax evader?
The importance and possible connection this may have with SLI, is that there are several finance companies that stock was traded through that appear on this list. Also, Luxembourg is known as an off shore haven, where there may have been SLI shares traded from accounts there that were rerouted to the U.S and TSX markets.
You may be further interested in seeing some company names that you know in there as well, and how they avoid paying some taxes. Although this story is much bigger than what I am commenting on at the moment, I believe you know where this may go and that it may lead to other SLI information to be disclosed to shareholers.
ICIJ’s Luxembourg Leaks investigation is based on a confidential cache of secret tax agreements approved by Luxembourg authorities, that provide tax-relief for more than 340 companies around the world. These private deals are legal in Luxembourg.
In this interactive application ICIJ has created a visual and searchable database of 548 tax rulings that have been approved by Luxembourg officials with a stamped and signed confirmation letter. In addition, ICIJ is publishing 16 other documents -- such as corporate tax returns -- related to companies in Luxembourg.
http://www.icij.org/project/luxembourg-leaks/explore-documents-luxembourg-leaks-database?utm_campaign=lux_update&utm_source=appeal&utm_medium=button_middle&goal=0_ffd1d0160d-09435f9c1c-100252949&mc_cid=09435f9c1c&mc_eid=ad1bfd3cf7
