Bylaws

Bylaws

Academic Regulations, 5786 – Click here (PDF file)

The bylaws include:

  • General Academic Regulations for Undergraduate Students
  • Academic Regulations for Students in Pre-Academic Preparatory Programs
  • Academic Regulations for Master of Business Administration Students
  • Academic Regulations for Master of Laws Students
  • Academic Regulations for the Law Program for Bachelor’s Degree Holders Who Are Not Lawyers
  • Academic Regulations for Master’s Degree Students in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Academic Regulations for Master’s Degree Students in Nursing, Health Sciences, and Rehabilitation
  • Academic Regulations for Master's Degree Students in the Arts
  • Exam and Assignment Policies
  • Library Rules and Regulations
  • Policy on the Prevention of Sexual Harassment

Library Regulations, 5786 – Click here (PDF file)

To download the Disciplinary Regulations for the 5786 academic year – click here (PDF file)

To download the Tuition Regulations for the 5785 academic year – click here

To download the Tuition Regulations for the 5785 academic year – click here

Accessibility Menu

The Israel Tax Authority is a government agency responsible for tax collection in Israel that is part of the Ministry of Finance.

The Tax Authority consolidates the various tax divisions: income tax, property tax, value-added tax, purchase tax, customs duties, and stamp duty.
The Authority provides services related to tax reforms and nonprofit organizations, as well as information for employers, tax representatives, and the public.

The Tax Authority's Legal Division handles matters in both the civil and criminal spheres.

In the criminal law field, she handles the preparation and management of criminal cases involving substantive VAT and customs offenses, as well as basic income tax, VAT, and customs offenses.

Close

Resume

Judicial power in Israel is vested in the judiciary. The judiciary consists of the Israeli court system, headed by the Supreme Court, as well as the religious courts. The court system comprises three levels: the Supreme Court, the district courts, and the magistrate courts.

The independence of the judiciary is guaranteed against interference by the legislative and executive branches. The following provides a detailed overview of the history of law and the judiciary in the State of Israel.

To join a meeting with an employer on Zoom – click here