Fadi Atallah

Adv. Fadi Atallah specializes in representation in various tax issues, including corporate taxation, transactions, international taxation, VAT, individual taxation, and more.

Fadi provides legal advice to the firm‘s clients on a wide range of tax aspects. This includes conducting tax inspections, drafting tax opinions, representing clients in discussions with the tax authorities, preparing pre-rolling applications, and more. In addition, Fadi possesses extensive knowledge in analyzing financial statements and tax returns for Israeli and international companies.

Fadi joined Barnea in 2020.

Previously, Fadi worked in PwC’s audit and tax department.

Education:

Tel Aviv University LL.B. and BA in Accounting, 2014

Admission:

Member of the Israel Bar Association since 2019

Member of the Board of Auditors since 2017

Insights & News - Fadi Atallah :

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.

Israel Tax Authority updates its guidelines on investments through SAFEs

The Israel Tax Authority (ITA) recently published updated guidelines, regarding tax aspects applying to investments in companies through SAFEs. Such guidelines were published following the previous guidelines published by the ITA during May 2023, and which expired at the end of 2024.

Amendment to Income Tax Rules on Employee Equity

On September 17, an amendment to the Income Tax Rules (Relief in Issuance of Shares to Employees) was officially published, approximately 20 years from the last amendment. The amendment will enter into force on January 1, 2025 and will mainly affect the processes of approving equity incentive plans and of reporting to the Israeli Tax Authority.

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Practice areas:

Tax