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Agreed versus non-agreed rulings, the window that closes the moment the transaction is executed, the full disclosure duty — and why a filed request cannot be withdrawn.
Read full article →A National Insurance disability benefit is exempt; the same benefit from a private policy is fully taxable. Global compensation for bodily injury, retirement grants, and the tool it is most costly to miss — income spreading under section 8(c), backwards and forwards.
Read full article →Sections 51כז-51כח: two reduced capital gains rates on selling a patent, software or know-how to a related foreign company — the condition that closes the track to a company that developed the asset itself, and the Innovation Authority approval that must precede the sale.
Read full article →The Tax Authority brings order: when technological income is attributed to brand and customer lists (losing benefits), the 10% rule — and the novelty: no assessor decides without professional-division approval.
Read full article →The weak dollar hit exporters and hi-tech. What the Innovation Authority fast-track relief includes, the exact eligibility conditions, the Treasury package — and what was left out (hint: tax in dollars was rejected).
Read full article →The overlooked third pillar: how contributions are calculated, advances and reconciliation, why a controlling shareholder gets no unemployment benefit, and the under-reporting trap that costs you rights.
Read full article →A paradigm shift in the encouragement laws: a tax credit of up to 30% on R&D expenses, converting to a cash grant if unused. Who qualifies, what counts, and how to prepare for 2026 reports — now.
Read full article →Moving abroad? Without a proper residency termination you remain taxable in Israel on worldwide income. The center of life, day presumptions, Form 1348, the exit tax and National Insurance.
Read full article →The Tax Authority receives automatic information on Israelis' accounts from over 100 countries. What it already knows, your reporting duties — and why the voluntary disclosure window closes 31.8.2026.
Read full article →The difference between 25% tax and double marginal rates: the capital track, the 24-month holding period, RSUs, leaving, an exit and relocation.
Read full article →From June 2026 every invoice above NIS 5,000 requires an allocation number — without it your customer cannot deduct VAT. How it works, what to do on refusal, and a readiness checklist.
Read full article →Surprise Tax Authority inspections, test purchases and the unrecorded receipt — what inspectors check, the consequences of book disqualification, and how to prepare. Includes an owner's checklist.
Read full article →Exemption, 10% or marginal rates? And a property abroad — 15% or marginal rates with a foreign tax credit? Choosing the right track is worth thousands a year. All tracks, ceilings and calculations in one guide.
Read full article →Amendment 277: a 2% annual tax on undistributed profits or a 6% dividend distribution, and marginal tax on profitability above 25% in service companies. What it means for your company.
Read full article →Over 2 billion shekels a year in non-dilutive R&D grants — how we accompany companies from eligibility review to receiving the money. Led by CPA Amir Gonen.
Read full article →Legitimate tax planning vs. evasion, the key planning tools in Israel, M&A and investment structuring, international taxation — and when to consult a specialist CPA.
Read full article →Bitcoin's legal status has shifted globally — some countries now recognize it as legal tender. In Israel, the Tax Authority classifies Bitcoin as an asset rather than foreign currency. What are the implications?
Read full article →Trading in digital currencies has grown in Israel and worldwide. The Tax Authority determined that decentralized currencies are classified as "assets" to align with international markets.
Read full article →A new tax benefits program for long-term residential rentals — stricter conditions but enhanced benefits compared to the previous program.
Read full article →The first strategic decision every entrepreneur faces: open as a registered dealer or incorporate. A review of the advantages, disadvantages and tax considerations of each path.
Read full article →The third sector — nonprofits, associations and charitable organizations — has unique terminology, complex regulation and different reporting requirements. A comprehensive guide.
Read full article →Accounting and tax services adapted for doctors, dentists and psychologists — tax optimization and financial management in the liberal professions.
Read full article →The official document submitted to the income tax authority for each fiscal year — detailing income, expenses, deductions, credits and the final tax calculation.
Read full article →Definition of assessment and the role of Israeli assessing officers in determining taxpayer obligations. How an assessment proceeds and your rights as a taxpayer.
Read full article →The 1959 Capital Investment Encouragement Law was designed to promote industrial development and competitiveness in international markets. Who is eligible? What are the benefits?
Read full article →Legal tools for reducing tax liability toward year-end — deferring income, advancing expenses, utilizing benefits and credits, and more.
Read full article →The voluntary disclosure process allows Israelis with undeclared assets — in Israel or abroad — to settle their status while obtaining immunity from criminal proceedings.
Read full article →Employee options, Section 102, crowdfunding, foreign investment — how to plan a startup's financial and tax structure correctly from day one.
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