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Chambers Tax Controversy 2025 Practice Guide: Israel

Meir Linzen Sophie Matatyaho Yuval Navot (DR.) Ofer Granot

21 May 2025

Herzog Fox & Neeman is proud to present the Israel chapter of the Chambers Tax Controversy 2025 Practice Guide, recently published by Chambers and Partners.

This chapter provides a concise, client-focused introduction to Israeli tax law, with insights especially relevant for those facing audits, disputes, or cross-border tax questions.

Written by our leading Tax team – Meir Linzen (Head of Practice), Yuval Navot (Partner), Ofer Granot (Partner), and Sophi Matatyaho (Partner) – the chapter reflects our hands-on experience advising multinational corporations, high-net-worth individuals, and financial institutions.

As part of a global series, the guide helps clients compare tax frameworks across jurisdictions and approach tax controversy issues with greater clarity and confidence.

Click here to read.

 

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