Terms of Use

1. General Terms
   The use of the Michael Weizman & Co. website (hereinafter: “the Company”), including its content and links, is subject to the terms of use. Users must read the terms carefully, as use of the website constitutes agreement to these terms.
2. Disclaimer of Liability
   The Company, its employees, or anyone acting on its behalf shall not be responsible for any direct or indirect damages resulting from the use of the information on this website, particularly regarding tax matters.
3. Validity of Information
   The information on the site is valid as of the date of publication and serves as general information only. It does not constitute professional advice and requires further review and specific personal consultation. Users are solely responsible for the use of this information.
4. Data Updates
   As the website deals with matters including tax, it contains data and figures that are updated periodically by the tax authorities in Israel. The Company does not commit to continuously updating the figures on the website, and users must verify the information independently.
5. Third-Party Links
   This website includes links to third-party sites (hereinafter: “Third-Party Sites”). The Company has no control or rights over the information on Third-Party Sites and is not responsible for their content. Links to Third-Party Sites should not be interpreted as an endorsement or preference by the Company.
6. Official Publications
   In the event of any discrepancies between the content on the website and official written publications by the State of Israel, only the information in the official publications will be considered correct.
7. Intellectual Property
   All rights are reserved to the Company. Reproduction, distribution, retransmission, or publication of any material from the website is prohibited without prior written consent from the website owners.
8. Indemnification
   If the terms of use are violated, the user must indemnify the Company and/or its representatives for any damages, losses, or lost profits, including legal fees, whether incurred directly or indirectly.
9. Gender-Neutral Language
   The terms are sometimes written in masculine form for convenience but apply equally to both genders.

For the avoidance of doubt, despite the efforts made in the creation of this website and its content, the site administrators are not responsible for any damages that may occur as a result of relying on the information provided.