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  • An EU consultation will look at businesses views on new EU legislation affecting VAT treatment for financial services and insurance.
  • Value added tax (VAT) – Deduction of input tax – ‘Carousel’ fraud – Abuse of rights – Transactions effected with the sole aim of obtaining an unlawful tax advantage – Loss of the right to deduct.
  • VAT – Internal taxation – Regional tax on production.
  • Three companies have been chosen for the first phase of the controversial privately-run tax debt collection initiative, the Internal Revenue Service announced on March 9
  • VAT – Place of taxable transactions – Fiscal connection – Services provided in connection with boat shows.
  • The OECD is to consult business on the application of transactional profit methods under the OECD transfer pricing guidelines.
  • The US Treasury has updated its Priority Guidance Plan for 2005-2006, which it unveiled in August 2005. Significant additions include a global tax shelter settlement initiative
  • David Deck has joined Baker & McKenzie in Tokyo as a partner in the global banking and finance practice group. Formerly with Linklaters, he specializes in tax-based asset financing, securitization and private equity transactions. Daniel Cullen, who focuses on the federal income taxation of real estate transactions, international and domestic partnerships, joint ventures and structured finance transactions, has been elected to the partnership in the Chicago office.
  • The European Commission has "no ambitions" to harmonize corporate tax rates throughout the EU, according to Laszlo Kovacs, the European Commissioners for Taxation and Customs Union, in a speech to the European Movement in Ireland.
  • Jersey is to introduce a fulfilment policy which would prevent retailers such as Tesco and Amazon from avoiding value-added tax by selling products such as CDs and DVDs from the island to overseas customers, according to a government paper published on February 23