in Israel. (i) in respect of taxes withheld at source, for amounts paid or credited on or after the first day of January in the calendar year next following that in which such notice has been given;
in Israel. The Customs Directorate of the Israeli Tax Authority of the Ministry of Finance or their successors.
in Israel. (i) in respect of taxes withheld at source, to amounts of income derived on or after 1 January of the year following the year the Agreement enters into force;
in Israel the courts of Tel Aviv-Jaffa;
in Israel. The Central Bank; Ministry of Finance – Capital Markets, Insurance & Savings Division; The Social Security Organization; The Tax Authorities;
in Israel. (i) the income tax (including capital gains tax and tax imposed under the Petroleum Profits Taxation Law 5771-2011);
in Israel i) taxes imposed according to the Income Tax Ordinance and its adjunct laws (including company tax and tax on capital gains);
in Israel. (i) in respect of taxes withheld in source, on amounts paid or credited on or after 1 January of the calendar year following the year in which this Protocol enters into force;
in Israel. Funding will be provided in the form of a conditional grant to the projects selected under the Call for Proposals. The total funding from the Government of Israel via the Israel Innovation Authority will not exceed 50% of the eligible and approved costs of the R&D, in accordance with the national laws and regulations. When a project results in sales of a product, service or process, the financial support must be repaid to the Israel Innovation Authority according to its regulations (in general, royalties are paid at rates beginning at 3% of sales, depending on various criteria. Royalties are payable until 100% of the amount of the grant has been repaid with interest as provided in the applicable regulations). If the project does not result in sales, no repayment is required. For more information on funding conditions, applicants should visit the Israel Innovation Authority website. The Application Process To ensure the effective delivery of the CFP and reinforce the principles of bilateral partnership, ZSTD and IIA employ a joint application process for each Call for Proposals. Applicants are required to follow the local requirements and use the provided application format with instructions and submit their proposal to ZSTD before the deadline announced on ZSTD website, and to the IIA by December 20th, 2020. Proposals that are not in the approved format will not be accepted. In addition to the local application, an LOI/MOU must be submitted to both entities. A Bilateral Application Form (BAF) must be submitted by Israeli companies to the IIA. The BAF provides a summary of the proposed project with enough detail for the reviewers to make an initial assessment of the merits of the project. The BAF and Letter of Intent (LOI) / MOU must be filled and signed by both Chinese and Israeli partners and must include IP and commercialization plans for the project. Applicants are required to follow the local requirements and use the provided application format and instructions to submit their proposals. Proposals that are not in the approved format will not be accepted. Applicants are required to follow the local requirements and use the provided application format with instructions and submit their proposal. Proposals that are not in the approved format will not be accepted. In Zhejiang, China The Zhejiang partner is required to submit a ZSTD Bilateral Industrial R&D Cooperation Application Form in accordance with the ZSTD regulations, through an online system. A cop...
