Gil Mizrahi & Co. is a leading Israeli law firm specializing in tax law. Our team offers exceptional counsel in wide arrays of Israeli and international tax law. Drawing on many years of experience gained from both private practice and in the Israeli Tax Authority, we combine our extensive experience and in-depth knowledge in the field of taxation, in order to provide our clients with top tier tailor-made and cutting-edge tax advice.
We specialize in providing on-going tax advice on a wide range of domestic and cross-border transactions, including M&A, in-bound and out-bound investments, joint-ventures, formation of investment funds and vehicles of all kinds, corporate restructuring, public offerings and private financing transactions.
In addition, we provide tax planning for high – net – worth individuals, including in connection with trust, estate, migration and immigration planning and voluntary disclosure proceedings before the Israeli Tax Authority.
We have extensive expertise in advising clients on legal issues and tax aspects relating to equity-based compensation to executives and employees, as well as the special treatment of such structures in connection with M&A transactions and IPO.
The firm regularly represents its clients in administrative proceedings and complex tax controversies before the Israeli Tax Authority. We also successfully obtain from the Israeli Tax Authority advance tax rulings including precedents and land-mark rulings. In addition, we litigate complex tax matters before the Israeli courts.
We represent both Israeli and foreign clients including venture capital, private equity and hedge funds, world leading investment banks and financial institutions, the largest multinational technology companies, startup companies and their founders. We have advised both companies, and their shareholders, in some of the largest M&A transactions and public offerings in the Israeli technology sector including, among others, the acquisition of Wilocity by Qualcomm, acquisition of Kontera by Singtel, Acquisition of Replay by Intel, acquisition of SAIPS by Ford Motors and acquisition of Nurego by General Electric.