Reporting and regulation
Everything we tagged under this topic, newest first.
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Registrar sends 22,370 warnings to unregistered partnerships
Unregistered business partnerships have 45 days to register. After that come sanctions and a report to the Tax Authority, which can open an audit.
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Labor court: till shortfalls can't be docked from wages
On 6 October a Jerusalem labor court certified a class action against Rami Levi for docking cashiers' pay over till shortfalls, despite signed forms.
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Up to ₪2M for businesses damaged after refusing extortion
The Tax Authority's new pilot pays for direct damage to a business or home after the owner refused protection money. Claims are due within 7 days.
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Supreme Court refuses to rehear the retained earnings tax
The Supreme Court President rejected a rehearing of Amendment 277 on 30 September. Small company owners now choose: a 6% dividend or a 2% tax.
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Israel Bar Association bans AI agents from legal decisions
The ethics committee's September 17 opinion on AI agents: technical tasks under supervision only, and the lawyer answers for every output.
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Bill would block class actions against businesses under ₪9M
A joint committee split the small business sections out of the class action bill on 16 September, including a 60 day notice before filing.
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Class actions hit Israeli websites over tracking pixels
Large Israeli companies are being sued over TikTok and Facebook tracking code run without visitor consent. Small business sites run the same tools.
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Capital declarations move online only
An order signed by the finance minister makes 1 January 2027 the date a capital declaration can be filed through the digital system alone.
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WhatsApp blocks Israeli business accounts without warning
A class action request in the Lod District Court says hundreds of Israeli businesses and users were blocked on WhatsApp with no explanation or appeal.
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82,000 Wolt couriers in Israel stay self-employed
A settlement filed for labour court approval keeps Wolt couriers as independent contractors and pays NIS 34.3 million. What it means for app-based work.
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Accountant suspected of stealing from clients
A court lifted the publication ban on the suspect's details. Two parts of the case reach any business that hands its filing to a representative.
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Compensation fund filing extended to 31 December
The compensation fund extended the filing date on some indirect-damage tracks from Operation Roaring Lion. What is open, until when, and what blocks a claim.
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The voluntary disclosure window closes on 31 August
Two weeks left to file a voluntary disclosure request. By late July there were 383 requests covering some NIS 877 million, with no anonymous track.
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From 4% to 100%: AI now checks every tax return
The Authority is moving from sample checks to AI scanning of every return. The voluntary disclosure window closes on 31 August 2026.