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Henriette Fuchs highlights increasing challenges in relation to
intergroup intangible asset transactions in light of recent and
progressing case law.
Unlike the taxing authorities in many other countries, the tax
authorities of Israel – managing the tax system of one of the
world's leading innovation incubators – actively
'patrol the border' keeping a close watch on related-party
transactions that may involve intangibles.
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How The Israel Tax Authorities Are Interpreting Intergroup Intangibles Exports
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