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2015 Tax Alerts and Circulars - Israel

Following is a list of our latest Tax alerts & circulars in Hebrew.

  • 1.2015
    st rate amendment according to section 3(i) & 3(j) of the Income Tax Ordinance
  • 2.2015
    Reports and payments to the tax authorities by January 30, 2015
  • 3.2015
    Withholding tax at source from payments for assets and services in 2015
  • 4.2015
  • 5.2015
    Update - Postponement of the due date to submit online reports
  • 6.2015
    Filing Individual's tax return for tax year 2014
  • 7.2015
    Notice until 31 May 2015 - the application of benefits of choosing a preferred enterprise
  • 8.2015
    Extension of temporary order re VAT report
  • 9.2015
    Increase of the purchase tax rate on the purchase of residential apartments.
  • 10.2015
    Attribution of financial expenses to dividend income according to section 18(c) to the Income Tax Ordinance
  • 11.2015
    Reporting for capital gain from securities until July 31, 2015.
  • 12.2015
    Potential amendments in real estate tax legislation 
  • 13.2015
    Recognition in the sale of logo and trademark as a sale of goodwill and in separate from the shares sale transaction 
  • 14.2015
    Potential amendments -tax legislation 
  • 15.2015
    Amendment 51 to the Israeli VAT Law - the detailed report will continue to be submitted as an additional report to the periodic report until the end of 2016.
  • 16.2015
    Preparation for the decrease in VAT
  • 17.2015
    Temporary Regulations on Coordination between section 482 and 367
  • 18.2015
    Law memorandum -tax benefits on investments in public companies operating in the field of research and development
  • 19.2015
    Amendment 82- Real Estate Taxation Law
  • 20.2015
    Tax Resolution- VAT : selling an intangible asset developed in Israel and installed in a system manufactured abroad
  • 21.2015
    Changing tax legislation regarding the budget 2015 - 2016
  • 22.2015
    Reporting duty regarding tax opinion and taking a position which contradicts the ITA's position.
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