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Hanna Daher
Adv. Hanna Daher

Electra City Tower
58 Harakevet St.
Tel Aviv
6777016

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Hanna Daher

Hanna specializes in advising and counselling clients on various tax issues. His expertise extends to corporate tax, transaction tax, international taxation, indirect taxes, and individual taxation.

Adv. Hanna Daher represents clients in tax assessment discussions with the tax authorities. In addition, he prepares and drafts tax opinions, pre-ruling applications, and withholding tax applications.

 

Hanna also guides clients through each step of complicated transactions. This includes performing tax due diligence services, obtaining rulings and certificates from the tax authorities, and assisting the client in the post-transaction phase and with structuring services.   

 

Before joining Barnea, Hanna worked as a manager in the tax department at EY.

 

ITR World Tax, a tax-dedicated legal directory, ranked Hanna as a “Rising Star” in its 2024 guide.

Education:


Hebrew University of Jerusalem (LL.B and Accounting), 2011

Admission:


Member of Accountants Council since 2016

Member of Israel Bar Association since 2013

Insights & News - Hanna Daher:


March 24, 2025

The “Angels Law” promotes investments in Israeli high-tech startups

In February 2025, the Israeli Tax Authority published an Income Tax Circular outlining the conditions and principles of the new Angels Law, focusing on the tax benefits granted to investors in early-stage companies that qualify as R&D companies.
March 23, 2025

Barnea: Representation of Munich Re in $2.6 Billion Acquisition of Next Insurance

Advs. Ariella Dreyfuss and Dean Weinberg from our corporate department assisted Munich Re, together with our colleagues at Kirkland & Ellis, on its definitive agreement to acquire Next Insurance for 2.6 billion dollar acquisition. They were supported by Advs. Hanna Daher and Fadi Atallah from our tax department; Adv. Netta Bromberg, head of our employment department; and Dr. Avishay Klein, head of our privacy law, cyber, and AI department.

March 20, 2025

High-income earners in Israel prepare to pay an additional surtax

As of 2025, an additional 2% surtax will be imposed specifically on taxable capital income (income from dividends, interest, capital gains from real estate sales and other capital sources) exceeding the maximum of ILS 721,560. This means that taxable capital income exceeding the maximum will now be subject to an inclusive surtax of 5%.

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