We're still focusing on offshore tax avoidance. I can confirm that we currently have 53 active cases. Those cases involve approximately $400 million in revenues not reported to the agency. I think it's still a matter of time periods.
Four years ago, the convictions were solely for domestic tax evasion, amounting to $12 million. The figure was $45 million for the 2017-2018 fiscal year. Those cases were broader in scope but didn't include offshore tax avoidance cases.
My yardstick is the future, which is our inventory. I believe our inventory accurately reflects our common concern with offshore tax evasion. The RCMP made a seizure in Montreal. It was a money laundering case. We currently have 12 ongoing joint investigations with the RCMP respecting money laundering and other major crimes.
I think we're seeing encouraging signs that the agency has altered course and is headed in the right direction. The justice process will result in convictions based on the evidence at our disposal.