Clients typically come to us with a letter from the tax authority: an audit notice, a VAT assessment, an assessing officer's order, or a summons for investigation. Others arrive before a transaction, when there is still time to examine the tax implications and plan accordingly.
In cases requiring a VAT attorney or an income tax attorney, Shlomi Vaknin and the firm's team represent clients in objections against assessments and in appeals before the District Court, dealing with VAT offices and assessing officers' bureaus across the country.
In white-collar cases, such as investigations on suspicion of fictitious invoices or unreported income, our representation begins even before the investigation and continues through the hearing or monetary settlement proceedings.
The customs practice is led by Adv. Udi Asa, and the real estate taxation practice is led by Adv. Ariel Epstein, a partner at the firm.
