In an article entitled: “Israelis managed to deceive Tesla and now the tax authority is waiting for them” (Calcalist, 24.2.22), Udi Etzion wrote about drivers who bought a Tesla car and bypassed the restriction set by the manufacturer on purchasing upgrades for cars sold in Israel by registering them abroad. Now, according to the article, drivers are expected to pay taxes on the software, just like on car parts.
In a webinar devoted to this topic we will discuss the following points:
What software upgrades are involved (according to the article)?
What is the Customs position (according to the article)?
What is the Customs directive regarding software?
What are the ways to deal with the Customs position?
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