Avoiding Penalties: Adv. Doron Levy on Voluntary Disclosure and Crypto Tax Compliance
In a recent video, Adv. Doron Levy highlights Israel’s voluntary disclosure approach, particularly regarding cryptocurrency. He points out that crypto operates outside conventional banking channels, meaning fewer financial transactions are reported to the Israel Tax Authority (ITA). With crypto values rising, the ITA must ensure proper tax collection from this rapidly evolving economic landscape. Levy […]
Will Wealthy Immigrants Continue to Shape Global Tax Policy? Watch: Lawyer Doron Levy
In this video, tax lawyer Doron Levy examines how wealthy immigrants influence tax policies worldwide. Countries like Israel offer long-term tax breaks, encouraging the return of high-net-worth residents. But as the UK prepares to end its non-domicile tax status, Adv. Levy discusses how such changes can lead to an exodus of wealth, reshaping the tax […]
Why Confidentiality Matters: Doron Levy on Voluntary Disclosure and Crypto | TechBullion
Tax lawyer Doron Levy outlines the significance of confidentiality in voluntary disclosure, especially in the rapidly evolving field of cryptocurrency, and how legal protection is paramount in negotiations with tax authorities (From TechBullion): “When you approach the tax authorities with voluntary disclosure, you do so on the condition of anonymity. Your lawyer acts as a […]
Tax Evasion: The Exit Tax Challenge in Israel | Adv. Doron Levy
Watch Doron Levy as he examines Israel’s efforts to strengthen its exit tax laws and the potential pitfalls in tracking the assets and dividends of former residents. https://youtu.be/-_7L0ftS5ZE?si=kY6UfShWlvtm1BT6
Residency vs Citizenship: Tax Lawyer Doron Levy | Globes
Tax lawyer Doron Levy shares crucial insights on residency status and its tax implications for Israelis. Discover the key takeaways that could affect your financial planning: “Only in one case of the USA tax is levied in respect of Citizenship. Citizenship is a legal status that doesn’t depend on physical presence. Residence is a hybrid […]
Essential Tax Information for Leaving Israel: Tax Lawyer Doron Levy
In this informative video, tax expert Doron Levy provides vital information for those leaving Israel. Discover what you need to know about tax responsibilities, reporting requirements, and financial planning for a seamless departure. https://youtu.be/6-zs9cVegfI?si=97x82FNd6uYsOpBy
Video: Israeli Tax Lawyer Doron Levy – Dual Residency Taxation
In this short clip, Israeli tax lawyer Doron Levy provides expert guidance on navigating dual residency taxation. Delving into a hypothetical scenario of an Israeli resident conducting business activities in another country (UK), Adv. Levy explains the complexities and potential pitfalls of dual residency taxation. Discover actionable strategies to address dual residency challenges, including identifying […]
Deciphering Residency in International Taxation: Insights from Lawyer Doron Levy
In this comprehensive exploration of residency in international taxation, Lawyer Doron Levy provides invaluable insights into this cornerstone concept. Adv. Levy begins by dissecting the definition of residency and its significance in determining tax obligations worldwide. Drawing on his extensive expertise, Lawyer Doron Levy elucidates how most countries, except for the United States, levy taxes […]
BusinessMole: Lawyer Doron Levy on Class Actions Against the State
Explore the dynamics of class actions against the state with Lawyer Doron Levy in a feature on BusinessMole: “It’s crucial to note that the grounds for such lawsuits against the state are limited. Nevertheless, class actions against the state play a vital role, particularly in areas such as tax collection and mandatory payments not collected […]
Lawyer Doron Levy Examines the Limitations in Pursuing Legal Action Against the State | PR Fire
In a recent exploration of the transformative impact of class action lawsuits, Lawyer Doron Levy sheds light on the unique dynamics of such legal actions against the state. Levy emphasizes: “It has been possible to file class action lawsuits against the state since 2006. However, it’s crucial to note that the grounds for such lawsuits […]
