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By Dori Sig (about the author)
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According to a local newspaper, DV, Lafur Lafsson of Samskip, had his money in Kaupthing in Luxembourg.
And just before the Banking Crash last fall, he moved part of it, into Government Bonds.
A week after he did that, Kaupthing was nationalized by the Icelandic Government.
Now the government is sending out Tax returns to the people of Iceland.
The tax returns are public, so the newspapers can check out how much money people are being paid.
Union leaders are taking over a million kronas per month.
Hreiðar Már Sigurðsson, former CEO of Kaupthing, had, according to his Tax returns, 35.817.597 kronas, per month.
Sigurjón Ã. Ãrnasson, former CEO of Landsbanki, had 22.899.141 kronas.
The foreing exhange rate is today : 1 USD = 128 kronas
1 Euro = 182 kronas
source: http://iceland-dori.blogspot.com/
Become a Fan -- Page 1 of 1 page(s)
And just before the Banking Crash last fall, he moved part of it, into Government Bonds.
A week after he did that, Kaupthing was nationalized by the Icelandic Government.
Now the government is sending out Tax returns to the people of Iceland.
The tax returns are public, so the newspapers can check out how much money people are being paid.
Union leaders are taking over a million kronas per month.
Hreiðar Már Sigurðsson, former CEO of Kaupthing, had, according to his Tax returns, 35.817.597 kronas, per month.
Sigurjón Ã. Ãrnasson, former CEO of Landsbanki, had 22.899.141 kronas.
The foreing exhange rate is today : 1 USD = 128 kronas
1 Euro = 182 kronas
source: http://iceland-dori.blogspot.com/
I live in Iceland ,and have for some time been blogging about the Icelands Banking crisis.
Also i take photos and videos.
Have videos on youtube,and many from the Protests last winter in Reykjavik.
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