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  • Deutsche Bank announced on March 9 that it would lower profits by €250 million ($298 million) because of the US investigation into the bank's part in the KPMG tax shelter scandal. The cut represents 6.6% of the €3.8 billion expected profit.
  • Over 450 companies with assets of $50 million or more have e-filed their tax returns before the initial March 15 deadline, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) said on March 8.
  • HM Revenue & Customs announced on March 10, that an avoidance scheme involving tax relief for film production would now be illegal.
  • The Dutch financial markets group will move from Rotterdam to Amsterdam. The group comprises 18 lawyers and tax advisers including tax partner Rene van Eldonk.
  • The UK's Institute of Directors (IoD) has said that a 2% cut in the corporate tax rate could be paid for by ending tax relief and increasing economic activity. Though a reduction from 30% to 28% would cost the UK Treasury £3 billion ($5.2 billion), the IoD predicted cancelling 10 forms of tax relief would raise £2.7 billion and the increase in economic activity because of the cut would raise £300 million.
  • 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.