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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Wednesday, 12 December 2012 [View all]xchrom
(108,903 posts)23. Deutsche Bank Frankfurt Headquarters Raided in CO2 Trades Probe
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-12-12/deutsche-bank-frankfurt-headquarters-raided-in-co2-trades-probe.html
Deutsche Bank AG (DBK)s Frankfurt headquarters were searched today by dozens of police and prosecutors, in what the company said is part of a two-year-old tax-fraud probe linked to the sale of carbon-emission certificates.
Tax inspectors carrying computer equipment and files were seen entering elevators at the banks headquarters in downtown Frankfurt. A dozen police vehicles, including two large buses, were parked outside.
The raids are part of a probe against singular persons, bank spokesman Armin Niedermeier said. Deutsche Bank continues to fully cooperate with the authorities.
Six men were convicted of tax evasion by a Frankfurt court a year ago in a fraud linked to the sale of carbon-emission certificates to Deutsche Bank. The men helped start a chain of trades meant to evade value-added tax, the court found. Deutsche Bank, which bought the securities, should have known they were illegal, Presiding Judge Martin Bach said at the time.
Deutsche Bank AG (DBK)s Frankfurt headquarters were searched today by dozens of police and prosecutors, in what the company said is part of a two-year-old tax-fraud probe linked to the sale of carbon-emission certificates.
Tax inspectors carrying computer equipment and files were seen entering elevators at the banks headquarters in downtown Frankfurt. A dozen police vehicles, including two large buses, were parked outside.
The raids are part of a probe against singular persons, bank spokesman Armin Niedermeier said. Deutsche Bank continues to fully cooperate with the authorities.
Six men were convicted of tax evasion by a Frankfurt court a year ago in a fraud linked to the sale of carbon-emission certificates to Deutsche Bank. The men helped start a chain of trades meant to evade value-added tax, the court found. Deutsche Bank, which bought the securities, should have known they were illegal, Presiding Judge Martin Bach said at the time.
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