Israeli Annual Reports
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Israeli annual reports are filed in Hebrew through the MAYA system, use IFRS standards (since 2008), and follow a unique four-part structure mandated by the Companies Law. Understanding them requires knowledge of Hebrew financial terminology, Israeli regulatory requirements, and the TASE disclosure system.
Author: @skills-il
Navigate and analyze Israeli corporate annual reports (dochot titkuftiim), financial filings, and regulatory disclosures. Use when user asks about Israeli annual reports, MAYA filings, IFRS financial statements, "doch titkufti", "dochot kaspiyim", or Companies Law reporting requirements. Covers TASE filing types, Israeli GAAP to IFRS transition, Hebrew financial terminology, and key financial statement analysis.
npx skills-il add skills-il/tax-and-finance/israeli-annual-reportsWhen to Apply
- When reading or analyzing an Israeli company's annual report (doch titkufti)
- When translating Hebrew financial terms to English or understanding Hebrew balance sheets
- When looking up filing deadlines and report types on the MAYA system
- When analyzing related party transactions under Companies Law Sec. 270-275
- When comparing financial statements across the Israeli GAAP to IFRS transition period
Israeli Annual Reports
Reporting Framework
Israeli public companies adopted IFRS in 2008. Prior reports use Israeli GAAP. Banks follow BOI adaptations, insurance companies follow IFRS 17 since 2023.
Report Types & Deadlines
| Report | Deadline | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Annual (Doch Titkufti) | 3 months after year-end | Audited financials, board report |
| Quarterly (Doch Rivoni) | 2 months after quarter | Reviewed interim financials |
| Immediate (Doch Miyadi) | Hours after event | Material events |
| Shelf Prospectus | Valid up to 3 years | Securities offering framework |
Annual Report Structure
- Part A: Description of Business (operations, markets, risks)
- Part B: Board Report (MD&A, financial review)
- Part C: Financial Statements (balance sheet, P&L, cash flow)
- Part D: Additional Information (officer compensation, audit committee)
Key Hebrew Financial Terms
- Maazan = Balance Sheet
- Doch Revach VeHefsed = Income Statement
- Hachnasot = Revenue
- Revach Naki = Net Profit
- Nechasim Shotfim = Current Assets
- Monitin = Goodwill
- Odfim = Retained Earnings
- Tzad Kashur = Related Party
Companies Law Requirements
- Sec. 171: Annual financial statements obligation
- Sec. 172: Board approval required
- Sec. 267-269: Audit committee requirements
- Sec. 270-275: Related party transaction approvals
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Created:March 3, 2026
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Best Practices
- Start with Part B (Board Report) for a quick overview before diving into financial statements
- Use the MAYA portal (maya.tase.co.il) as the authoritative source for all corporate filings
- Check the auditor's opinion section first for any going concern qualifications
- For pre-2008 reports, note that Israeli GAAP differs significantly from IFRS on key items
Avoid
- Do not use for US SEC filings or non-Israeli accounting standards (US GAAP)
- Not suitable for private company reports that may follow different standards
- Banking and insurance reports have different formats; this skill covers general corporate reports primarily
Try These Prompts
Read Annual Report
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Hebrew Financial Glossary
Translate and explain the key line items from this Hebrew balance sheet: maazan, nechasim shotfim, hitkhayvuyot, hon
Quarterly Comparison
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Related Party Analysis
How do I review related party transactions in an Israeli annual report under Companies Law Sec. 270?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What accounting standards do Israeli public companies use?
Since 2008, all TASE-listed companies use IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards). Before 2008, they used Israeli GAAP. Private companies can choose between IFRS and Israeli GAAP. Banks follow IFRS with Bank of Israel adaptations.
Where can I find Israeli annual reports?
All public company reports are filed on the MAYA system at maya.tase.co.il. Search by company name, security number, or report type. Most reports are in Hebrew only; dual-listed companies also file with the SEC in English.
What is the structure of an Israeli annual report?
Israeli annual reports (doch titkufti) have four parts: Part A (business description), Part B (board/directors report with MD&A), Part C (audited financial statements), and Part D (additional information including officer compensation and audit committee report).
What is the Companies Law and how does it affect reporting?
Chok HaChevarot (Companies Law, 5759-1999) is the primary corporate governance law. Key reporting provisions: Sec. 171 (annual statements obligation), Sec. 172 (board approval), Sec. 173 (auditor appointment), Sec. 267-269 (audit committee), Sec. 270-275 (related party transactions).
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