All companies doing business in Israel are required to file annual financial statements, certified by an auditor, within five months after the end of the fiscal year. The report should reflect the company's activities during the year. A tax reporting period in Israel is usually a calendar year. Different time frames may apply to branches of foreign public companies in some cases.
 

It is worth noting that filing of reports to tax authorities is mandatory, even if the company has no income. Failure to file a report leads to fines and other sanctions.
 

We prepare and submit reports for companies with the necessary periodicity and monitor feedback from the registration authority and tax service, in order to promptly resolve any pertaining issues.
 

We do our best to make the delivery of financial statements available and easy for the customer.