Alan Miller

 Professional auto racing driver Helio Castroneves used a Panama shell company to evade United States taxes for the six tax years from 1999 to 2004, it has been alleged.Castroneves, a.k.a. Helio Alves de Castro Neves, 33, Brazilian national residing in Miami, Florida, was indicted at the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida on October 2, 2008, along with his sister and "business manager", Katiucia Castroneves, a.k.a. Katiucia Alves de Castro Neves, 35, a Brazilian national also residing in the USA, and his "attorney, de facto agent, and occasional business and tax advisor", Alan R. Miller, 71, who is admitted to practice law in Wisconsin and Michigan, according to the complaint.

Two more companies have listed on the sham Grenada-registered World Investors' Stock Exchange, bringing the total number of listed issuers to approximately 20. They are Bahamas-registered Alexander Development International Corporation and St. Vincent-registered Molecular Waste Technologies Inc.