CFC Rules
Israel's Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) rules prevent Israeli residents from deferring tax by holding passive income in low-tax foreign companies. Learn when CFC rules apply, which income types are captured, how the deemed dividend is calculated, available defenses, and reporting obligations for shareholders of foreign companies.
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Foreign Controlled Company (CFC) - Definition
When is a foreign company considered a CFC?
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Taxation of CFC profits
How are the profits of a foreign controlled company taxed?
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Exceptions to CFC rules
When the CFC rules do not apply
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CFC reporting obligations
Report on holding in a foreign company
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Tax planning with foreign companies
Legitimate tax planning against CFC