Adv. and CPA Dror Yitzhak
Partner
| Year of Birth: | 1968 |
| Email: | [email protected] |
| Position: | Partner |
| Past positions: | Previous Positions: Partner and Head of the Taxation Department, Shiff Hazenfratz Accounting. Firm Tax Authority – Coordinator of the National Assessment Unit. |
| Seniority in position: | 12 years |
| Education: | Lawyer, Notary and CPA. College of Management – B.A., Accounting and Business Administration, 1997. Bar Ilan University – LL.M., 2002. Tel Aviv University - M.B.A., Public Administration and Budgeting, 2002. She'arei Mishpat College– LL.B., 2006. Certified Public Accountant since 1999. Admitted to the Israeli Bar since 2007. Licensed Notary since 2019 |
| Member in: | The Institute of CPAs in Israel, Member of the Taxation Forum Committee, Israeli Bar Association |
| Languages: | Hebrew, English |
| Military rank: | Professional Academic Officer |
What are the strongest attributes of a taxation firm?
Intelligent Tax Thinking and a review of the optimal path in complex tax issues requires a combination of legal knowledge – The Income Tax Code, The VAT Law and The Land Tax Law and pursuant rulings, accounting knowledge – GAAP and reporting rules, and Economics – Business Logic.
What recent key moves have been implemented that will lead the firm over the next few years?
Brainstorming: The firm, all of which partners are lawyers and CPAs, champions, as a routine matter, in complex tax issues, the implementation of the "Joint Thinking" process, as a way for tapping the creative resources of the firm's team in order to solve problems, develop ideas and professionally analyze them. This provides a tremendous advantage in tax-related discussions.
What are the main challenges facing the firm in the next few years?
Judicial Legislation – the creation of tax rules precedents, i.e., to continue and create, through decision of the judicial authority and appeals on the tax authority's decisions, an appropriate, proper and just tax interpretation of the tax code and various tax laws.