Corporate

Freelancer classification in Israel is a critical legal issue that businesses must understand. Many businesses prefer working with freelancers rather than employees. This arrangement can reduce costs and obligations related to employment, such as: Employer-related expenses Termination notice requirements Various statutory payments However, Israeli law provides strong protections for employees, and this creates significant risks for

What Does the Recent Change in Liquidation Rules Mean for You? As of recent updates, the Israeli Companies Registrar no longer allows companies undergoing voluntary liquidation to request fee exemptions for unpaid registration fees. Previously, companies could apply for waivers for unpaid fees, including annual registration fees, for the years of inactivity before liquidation. This

The Importance of Verifying Authorization Before Signing Contracts With Companies and Other Entities. When entering into any contract—whether it’s a rental agreement, business transaction, or service contract—it’s vital to verify authorization to ensure that the person signing on behalf of a company or any entity is authorized to do so. Neglecting this simple yet essential

Understanding the Legal and Tax Implications of Transferring Shares in an Israeli Real Estate Holding Corporation (איגוד מקרקעין). Transferring shares in a real estate holding corporation (איגוד מקרקעין) can be more complex than it appears. While corporate law treats it as a standard share transfer, the Israeli Tax Authority applies real estate transaction taxes. This article

Can I Get the Name I Want for My New Israeli Company? When opening a limited company in Israel, selecting a name is a crucial step. Let’s explore one aspect. Many business owners wonder if they can name their company in English, and the good news is yes—you can have an English legal name alongside