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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Northern Businesses Face Tax Authority Demands for Compensation Repayment

Businesses in northern Israel, which received war compensation, are now being asked by the Tax Authority to repay millions of shekels. This comes as many businesses continue to struggle economically three years after the "Iron Swords" war began.

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What happened

  1. 01Northern businesses must repay millions in war compensation.
  2. 02Tax Authority demands return of funds from 3,751 businesses.
  3. 03Nearly 4 billion shekels were paid to evacuated frontline businesses.
  4. 04Many businesses are still struggling financially.
  5. 05Local authorities seek extension of damage recognition period.
Translated and summarized by baba from Globes, the latest report. Read Globes’s original

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