Attorney Publishes 30-Year Real Estate Deal Database, Angering Tax Authority
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Criminal attorney Guy Zomer published a database of all Israeli real estate deals from the last 30 years. He believes public data access is worth millions and aims to make government information accessible. The Tax Authority has expressed anger over the publication.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Attorney Guy Zomer released a 30-year database of Israeli real estate transactions.
- Zomer aims to make government information publicly accessible in his free time.
- He believes open public data is worth tens to hundreds of millions of shekels.
- The Tax Authority has become angered by Zomer's publication.
Criminal attorney Guy Zomer has published a database containing all real estate transactions in Israel over the past 30 years. Zomer, who dedicates his free time to making government information accessible to the public, stated that opening public information benefits everyone, citing studies showing it can be worth tens to hundreds of millions of shekels. His recent publication has angered the Tax Authority.
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