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Tax partner, Henriette Fuchs, leading our Tel Aviv tax department, provides her professional input to author William Hoke of the renowned professional publication "Tax Analysts"...
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Tax partner,
Henriette Fuchs, leading our Tel Aviv tax department, provides
her professional input to author William Hoke of the renowned
professional publication "Tax Analysts" - regarding the
particular challenges in Israel, for foreign entities to open bank
accounts in Israel and pay Israel tax debts. The article was
published in Tax Notes' Tax International of November 5
2019.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
Some Foreign Entities Can't Open Israel Bank Account To Pay Tax
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Pearl Cohen is an international law firm with offices in Israel, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Our strength is derived from decades of legal experience and an intimate knowledge of the cutting edge technological, legal, and transactional issues facing our clients in local and cross border matters. This combination of experience and knowledge allows us to provide sound and innovative advice to clients worldwide.
