BioAmber Inc fka BIOAQ

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Yes if the tax debt is associated with none taxed borrowed capital and there is a question regarding there ability too pay the tax’s then the bank ends up with the spoils. Now the tax has been paid on those spoils either by the institutions or the common share holder through the tax cooperative interest of the public.


Can the public loose there interest, well of course to a maximum of twenty something percent of the lost capital of the common share holders.

Don’t try to simplify this. It’s a very complex system of evaluation that must be administered. You truly must look at everything. There is no black and white. The goal posts are moving all the time sometimes in the investors favor and sometimes not.

I will say the government dosn’t like to see there money waisted that was printed and this is were pay back becomes very slow with what your seeing to day a negative interest in other words they are charging you to manage your portfolio through there institutions.

Do the math. If your in your twenties chances are the service fees will eat your investment up by the time you retire. On the other hand if your into your late fifties or early sixties they won’t. That it why there is so much pressure by institutions to go after the old and frail for there tax credit interest. They are scoundrels but buyer beware I’m saying.

Then again chances are maybe that you have nothing there and dumbing good money after bad. If you had a security for twenty years depending on the interest rates at the time you may want to hang onto it and get rid of the ones that just turned over here in the last five years depending on your age of course.