Israel Tax Authority Opens Compensation Claims for Extortion Damage
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
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- Israel Tax Authority offers compensation for extortion-related property damage.
- Claims cover commercial properties and homes of business owners.
- Damages must have occurred since September 24.
- Applicants need a business license and a police report.
- Claims must be filed online within seven days of damage.
- Property must not be repaired before official appraisal.
The Israeli Tax Authority has announced a new compensation program for direct damages to commercial properties or homes owned by business proprietors resulting from extortion payments, known locally as 'khawa'. The program covers damages incurred from September 24th onwards. To qualify for compensation, business owners must possess a commercial license and have filed a police complaint regarding the extortion incident. Applications must be submitted electronically to the Tax Authority's Compensation Fund within seven days of the damage occurring. The authority also stressed that property owners should not repair any damages before an appraiser from the Property Tax Authority has inspected the site and assessed the extent of the losses.
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