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Israel Tax Authority Opens Compensation Claims for Extortion Damage The Israeli Tax Authority is now accepting compensation claims for property damage caused by extortion. Business owners must file a police report and apply within seven days, awaiting an official appraisal before repairs.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israel Tax Authority offers compensation for extortion-related property damage. 02 Claims cover commercial properties and homes of business owners. 03 Damages must have occurred since September 24. 04 Applicants need a business license and a police report. 05 Claims must be filed online within seven days of damage. 06 Property must not be repaired before official appraisal. Translated and summarized by baba from Panet , the latest report. Read Panet’s original The coverage
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