Periphery abandoned to its misery in the new investments law

Opponents also howl at the sweetheart tax rates given to big business, leaving the full tax burden to helpless small businesses, and you.

By Shuki Sadeh | 07:37 12.11.12 |

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The Knesset last week approved the "trapped profits" bill, ending a thorny debate about taxing the NIS 120 billion in profit that large corporations are sitting on in Israel.

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Periphery abandoned to its misery in the new investments law

Opponents also howl at the sweetheart tax rates given to big business, leaving the full tax burden to helpless small businesses, and you.

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