Following the Israel Tax Authority’s success in fighting fictitious invoices, criminal organizations have switched to identity theft to plant huge numbers of invoices into the accounting systems of large companies.
The cabinet will now be required to justify why the closure of Army radio should not be annulled.
The Grunis Commission of Inquiry into the procurement from Germany company Thyssenkrupp recommends structural changes in military procurement procedures.
Israel Tax Authority director Shay Aharonovich admits disappointment in the response but has not written off the procedure yet.
In a tax dispute worth billions of dollars, the cybersecurity company, acquired by Google for $32 billion, claims its intellectual property is in the US.
The Authority alleges that NewMed Energy, the largest partner in the Leviathan reservoir, understated its taxable income for 2019 and 2020.
The cancellations appear to be associated with purchases through developers' special financing offers.
The lawsuit describes the Slice affair as "the biggest and worst case of breach of savers’ trust that the pension savings sector in Israel has ever seen."
As AI shrinks employment, Tailor Brands has reinvented itself as a one-stop paperwork shop for people setting up their own businesses.
Five months after an Iranian missile hit the Da Vinci Towers in Tel Aviv, work on rehabilitating the northern tower has still not begun.
Israel’s High Court of Justice has ordered ICL’s Dead Sea Works unit to pay for water pumped from 2018.
Israeli law firm Amit Pollak Matalon & Co. has announced a merger with Paulina Ben-Ami, which specializes in intellectual property.
Is admission of guilt required? Can a pardon be awarded before conviction? "Globes" answers the questions.
Opponents of the move claim that it severely violates privacy and limits economic freedom.
A recent conference discussed Amendment 13 to Israel’s Privacy Protection Law and how organizations can address emerging risks associated with the deployment of advanced AI.
Police raided offices and private homes this morning in an investigation of alleged bribery and corruption involving government companies and local authorities.
Meitar and Arnon, Tadmor-Levy have decided not to proceed with the merger that would have created a combined firm with 900 lawyers.
DLA Piper’s fourth annual charity basketball tournament took place at the Shalva National Center in Jerusalem.
Roi Levi claims benefits offered to Nvidia for the purchase of land for its new development center are illegal, although legal sources say a petition stands no chance.
If negotiations between Meitar and Arnon, Tadmor-Levy mature into a deal, the combined firm will be the largest in Israel by a long way.
German company Sunflower sought to enforce an arbitration award in Israel, in a dispute over the establishment of solar energy facilities in Spain.
Sources say a petition to the High Court of Justice by some residents could derail negotiations between the JNF and Gary Barnett's Jerusalem Lands.
If the bid is approved as part of the company's debt settlement, it will rerpesent one of the biggest-ever write-downs in Israel.
Israeli private intelligence agency has submitted a report on the matter to the New Jersey Supreme Court.
By closing loopholes in company reporting, the Tax Authority hopes to clamp down on fictitious invoices, which cost the state billions of shekels annually.
The inter-ministerial committee dealing with the damage by Iranian missiles is close to agreeing a plan for urban renewal projects that can include undamaged buildings.
The Israeli company, a developer of chickpea protein for the food industry, has debts totaling NIS 6 million, mainly to Silicon Valley Bank.
Amendment 13 to the Privacy Protection Law gives broad enforcement powers to the Privacy Protection Authority, including large fines.
While M&A activity in the AI sector is booming, these deals require a deeper understanding of the target’s technology and have a higher risk profile.
Prof. Assaf Midani says measures in David Amsalem's bill based on his committee's recommendations are unbalanced and scandalous.
Law firms call off mega merger