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Company Must Pay Hundreds of Thousands in National Insurance Fees for Employee Vehicles
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By איתמר לוין
What happened
The National Labor Court ruled that infrastructure company A. Litman must pay hundreds of thousands of shekels in National Insurance fees for vehicles provided to employees, classifying them as a salary benefit. The court rejected the company's appeal, finding that procedures to prevent private use were inadequate and that the possibility of private use was the determining factor.
- 01Company must pay hundreds of thousands in insurance fees for employee vehicles.
- 02Vehicles provided to employees are considered a salary benefit.
- 03The court focused on the possibility of private use, not just actual use.
- 04Company failed to implement adequate procedures to prevent private use.
- 05The National Insurance Institute's demand will be adjusted.
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