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DUN'S 100Service & Trade Sector
In 2016, Israel’s Real GDP increased by 4%, following increases of 2.5% in 2015 and 3.2% in 2014 (the Gross Domestic Product is the net value of all of the products and services that were produced in Israel). The 4% increase that Israel recorded in 2016 was relatively high in comparison to the 1.7% average rate of growth in OECD countries in 2016. However, due to Israel’s relatively fast population growth, this gap diminished on a per capita basis, with 2% in Israel compared to an average of 1.1% with the OECD(1).
Service & Trade Sector
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Real EstateA Shot in the Arm for the Hotels Industry
The global tourism industry is considered to be the fastest-growing industry, with an annual growth rate of about 5%, but despite the truth in the quote by the Late President Shimon Peres: “There are many oily lands but there is only one holy land”, Israel’s tourism industry is far from living up to its potential.
A Shot in the Arm for the Hotels Industry
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DUN'S 100The 2022 in the field of taxation Forum
On February 7, 2022, we held the Duns 100 forum for senior taxation executives
The 2022 in the field of taxation Forum
