The Supreme Court has accepted the appeal of a Ramle assessment official against the decision of the Central District Court in Lod regarding a transaction in which the freight forwarding company of Flying Cargo was sold for about half a billion shekels, and that the taxpayers claimed that out of the payment in the transaction, only nine million shekels were for shares and the rest for intangibles, such as the company's reputation.
The Supreme Court ruled that the distribution should be the opposite: NIS 12 million for the intangibles and the balance for shares.