- Supreme Court ruling in GFI Securities Limited case
- Financial intermediary services transaction involving Israeli and foreign residents
- Transaction considered as providing one service to both parties
- Denies benefit of zero VAT rate for service to foreign resident
- Overturns district court verdict from August 2021
- Legal question regarding VAT on fee collected from foreign bank
- GFI ruling favored by district court, overturned by Supreme Court
- Joint service to foreign and Israeli residents negates zero VAT rate
- Brokerage deal considered as one-service transaction by Supreme Court
Source: barlaw.co.il
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