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EisnerAmper Opens New Israel Office in Tel Aviv

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Apr 3, 2017
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Specializes in Serving Businesses Seeking Market Opportunities in the U.S.; and Providing ExPat Tax Compliance and Reporting Assistance.

Expansion Continues Strategy of Global Growth.

Accounting, tax, and advisory firm EisnerAmper announced today the opening of its newest office in Tel Aviv, Israel, as a continuation of the firm’s strategy of targeted global growth. EisnerAmper also has a presence in the key international business centers of Mumbai, India and the Cayman Islands. In making the announcement, EisnerAmper Chief Executive Officer Charly Weinstein said, “We have a remarkable opportunity to work with entrepreneurs and business entities seeking advice on in-bound transactions into the United States; as well as to be the go-to solution provider to the expat community.  Our team in the Tel Aviv office provides clients with a comprehensive suite of tax services, with a particular focus on international tax and advisory services to investors and family offices.”

Expanding further Mr. Weinstein added, “As one of the world’s leading service providers to the alternative investment industry, our presence in the Tel Aviv market will allow us to assist local asset managers in the hedge fund, private equity, and venture capital industry with their U.S. compliance requirements, including FATCA, regulatory advisory, and tax reporting.” The firm intends to offer its many lines of service in the new office including U.S. tax compliance for partnerships, corporations, individuals, trusts and estates. Tel Aviv Office Managing Director Edo Pollack said that in addition to these tax service offerings, “EisnerAmper has an extensive network of contacts in the real estate, high tech and life sciences hubs located in San Francisco, Boston, South Florida, and the greater New York area.  We are ideally positioned to offer those contacts, together with our expertise in these service lines, to our clients in Israel.”

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