Israel tax authority
Organized crime costs Israel's economy around NIS 8,000 per household, data shows
The findings indicate that one of the central factors in the rise in the cost of living in Israel is widespread criminal activity across the agriculture, construction, and housing industries.
Your Taxes: Two permanent homes and a double life? Problematic
Gov't call center quality falls, public service scores climb, digital access rises, audit finds
Four children admitted to Jerusalem hospital with unspecified illness, investigation is ongoing
What are Israel's 'tax traps' for gifts, inheritance?
A transfer of an asset, whether as a gift or inheritance, to an Israeli resident recipient is not subject to Israeli taxation.
Stock option recharge damage control - opinion
Who pays for hi-tech stock options?
How to dramatically improve Israeli tax administration - opinion
In most countries, tax law amendments accompany the annual government budget process. In Israel, the budgetary process is stalled for political reasons.
Tax Authority working to help Holocaust survivors exercise tax benefits
Some 70% of the affected survivors had not filed any reports or requests for tax returns.
Can the Tax Authority force accountants to hand over information?
Lawyers have legal privilege, accountants don’t
Tax breaks for service platforms in Israel
Gov't allows IDF Intelligence to receive information on civilians – report
The approval, a "general permit for information disclosure," will allow the IDF Intelligence Directorate to receive any information that the Tax Authority may have, on every single citizen.
Will the Israel Tax Authority push for the Italian model of tax disputes?
The ITA raised the possibility of best-judgment assessments in transfer-pricing cases, among others, in a recent tax circular.
Your Taxes: Israel Tax Authority’s view on debt versus equity
The Israel Tax Authority's circular on founders’ shares is important for multinational corporations with Israeli subsidiaries, among others.
Keep out of the Tax Authority’s bad books
If you are part of a multinational group that wants to use a bona fide international accounting system, you must apply to the ITA for a special dispensation.