Twenty Years on Economics, Business, and Taxes in Israel — by CPA Bentzi Danziger
Two decades of Israel's economy, explained by someone who spent that time making it make sense to ordinary listeners.
Bentzi Danziger — an accountant and Tel Aviv University economics graduate who built his own accounting and tax practice — spent years delivering a regular radio column on money, business, and taxation. This book gathers 120 of the best of them, chosen from over a thousand, each one revisited and updated with what has changed in the field since it first aired.
The subjects are the ones Israelis actually argue about at the kitchen table: inheritance and estate tax, whether the pension system will hold, how business owners are taxed on property, the tax traps waiting for anyone buying real estate abroad, tax evasion and the black economy, the systematic disadvantages faced by the self-employed, and the near-total absence of financial education in Israeli life.
Written in short, plain-spoken pieces — no accounting background required. A practical and often pointed guide to how money really works in Israel.