Under the reform, Israel will relax defense export controls, but penalties for breach of regulations will become more severe. For additional information and an interview with Adv. Yuval Sasson, partner at Meitar (Hebrew),
Adv. Dana Yagur, partner in our Corporate & Securities Group, discusses Israel’s new Innovation Authority.
For the full article published at “Geektime” (Hebrew),
Innovation Authority grants impose restrictions that could seriously affect a company’s business activity.
An article in Geektime by Adv. Dana Yagur, partner in our Corporate & Securities Group, explains these restrictions.
For the full article published at “Geektime” (Hebrew),
2016 continued the trend of improvement in the employment conditions of Israeli workers and now certain employees are entitled to additional vacation days and increased pension contributions. There is even a new public agreement for working students.
An article by Hila Silverstein of Meitar’s Employment and Labor Law Group provides an overview.
For the full article published at “Geektime” (Hebrew),
A precedential judgment of the Supreme Court canceled a well-established practice obligating entrepreneurs to deposit letters of indemnity, and might create a delay in planning procedures and in the implementation of NOP 38 projects.
We invite you to read more on this recent developments in the field, in an article by the our head of Planning and Building Group, Adv. Tamar Migdal.
For the full article published at “TheMarker” (Hebrew),
Allowing a tax deduction for mortgage interest could significantly reduce the cost of home ownership. For example, a deduction for the interest on a 25-year mortgage of 1M NIS at a fixed 4% interest could provide up to 300,000 NIS discount over the life of the mortgage.
An article by Omri Davidov (Adv. and CPA), from our Firm’s tax department
For the full article published at “Globes” (Hebrew), please click here.
An article by Meitar partner Dr. Yoav Oestreicher, describing what a trade secret is and when its use is considered a violation.
For the full article published at “Haaretz” (Hebrew), please click here.
