Yes. Most work with an Israeli accountant is done digitally today: scanned documents, online invoicing systems, electronic powers of attorney and signatures, online filing and video meetings. That makes it practical for new immigrants, residents outside Tel Aviv and business owners abroad with Israeli activity. What makes it work is one agreed channel for documents and a regular schedule.
Almost everything. Documents arrive as scans or straight from your invoicing system, reports to the Israeli authorities are filed online, powers of attorney are signed electronically, and meetings happen by video or phone. Annual reports and year-end reviews can be completed without anyone traveling.
New immigrants who are still settling in, people who live outside the city where their accountant is based, and foreign business owners with an Israeli company or branch. What matters is that the firm knows your type of business and can work in the language you prefer.
A face-to-face meeting can be useful at the start, before a big decision such as incorporating, or when you would rather go through documents together. We arrange these meetings by appointment.
See also: English-speaking accountant in Israel, and if you are in the city, our accounting firm in Tel Aviv.
Yes. Powers of attorney and many other documents can now be signed electronically, and reports are filed online.
The working relationship can be in English. Official filings are made in the formats the Israeli authorities require, and we explain them in English.
No. You get the same reports, filings and advice - you just don't have to travel.