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Maya Carmi Lubartovski
Adv. Maya Carmi

Electra City Tower
58 Harakevet St.
Tel Aviv
6777016

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Maya Carmi Lubartovski

Maya is the head of our firm’s real estate taxation practice.

Adv. Maya Carmi Lubartovski specializes in real estate taxation. Inter alia, Maya advises clients in relation to all tax aspects of complex real estate transactions, including urban renewal transactions, combination transactions, sales of apartments with building rights, and more.

 

Maya also engages in tax planning, handles pre-ruling applications, and composes legal opinions and articles on the subject of real estate taxation.

In addition, Maya represents clients during discussions with the tax authorities.

 

Prior to joining our firm in 2024, Maya worked for about 14 years at a leading real estate taxation firm, where she headed the department.

 

Maya is a lecturer for professional continuing education courses run by the Israel Bar Association and other bodies.

 

Maya is also a certified mediator listed on the Small Claims Court’s list of mediators.

Education:


Tel Aviv University, LL.B., 1999

Admission:


Member of the Israel Bar Association since 2000

Acting Chairperson of the Israel Bar Association’s Tel Aviv District Real Estate Taxation Committee since 2024

Insights & News - Maya Carmi Lubartovski:


June 30, 2024

Walla: Maya Carmi Lubartovski Discusses Important Details of Gifting an Apartment

No takebacks, receiving nothing in return, and a cooling-off period—gifting an apartment to a relative offers significant tax advantages. However, it is crucial to fully understand the consequences of this move for both the giver and the recipient of the gift.

June 16, 2024

Real Estate Taxation Updates: Maya Carmi's Interview with Bizportal

Maya Carmi Lubartovski, the head of our firm's real estate taxation practice, was interviewed by Bizportal about the Israel Tax Authority's planned updates in the real estate taxation field. Among other things, she discussed the consequences of higher purchase tax rates for second apartments and giving apartments as a gift.

June 2, 2024

Class Action: Depreciation from Apartment Purchase Value

An Israeli court ruled that the Israel Tax Authority overcharged apartment sellers who rented out their apartments under the tax-exempt track up until their sale, by a total of more than ILS 100 million. This ruling has major consequences, since the State treasury will be forced to refund the tax overcharges to the apartment sellers who are part of the relevant class. The Israel Tax Authority is expected to appeal the ruling.

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