Ran Bigon

Adv. Ran Bigon is a founding partner at Ben Ami, Bigon & Co., a law firm consistently ranked among Israel’s leading firms by respected local and international directories since its establishment. International taxation lies at the heart of Ran’s practice. He designs the tax architecture of international transactions and multinational group structures, shaping cross-border activity through careful planning and independent legal analysis. His work is guided by a clear principle: clarity before complexity — as he often puts it, Clarity is King, Simplicity is Queen. Ran approaches each matter with a service-driven mindset. He is known for his availability, direct communication, and ability to distill complex international tax frameworks into structured, practical solutions. His advice is precise, thoughtful, and focused on long-term stability. In addition to international structuring, Ran advises on employee incentive arrangements, relocation and residency matters, and represents clients in significant cross-border transactions, including mergers and acquisitions involving multinational corporations, investment funds, and growth-stage companies. Ran is committed to maintaining high professional standards and continuous professional development. Ran holds LL.B. and B.A. degrees (both Cum Laude), an M.B.T. (Summa Cum Laude), and a certification in international taxation from Leiden University in the Netherlands. · Ben Ami, Bigon & Co

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Founding partner at Ben Ami, Bigon & Co., Ran Bigon specialises in international taxation, designing tax architecture for cross-border transactions and multinational group structures. He also advises on employee incentive arrangements, relocation and residency matters, and represents clients in cross-border M&A involving multinational corporations, investment funds and growth-stage companies, and is noted for direct communication and practical, clarity-focused advice.

Practice areas

International TaxationTaxCorporate / M&AEmployee Benefits & IncentivesCross-Border Transactions

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Israel

Ben Ami, Bigon & Co · Adv. Ran Bigon is a founding partner at Ben Ami, Bigon & Co., a law firm consistently ranked among Israel’s leading firms by respected local and international directories since its establishment. International taxation lies at the heart of Ran’s practice. He designs the tax architecture of international transactions and multinational group structures, shaping cross-border activity through careful planning and independent legal analysis. His work is guided by a clear principle: clarity before complexity — as he often puts it, Clarity is King, Simplicity is Queen. Ran approaches each matter with a service-driven mindset. He is known for his availability, direct communication, and ability to distill complex international tax frameworks into structured, practical solutions. His advice is precise, thoughtful, and focused on long-term stability. In addition to international structuring, Ran advises on employee incentive arrangements, relocation and residency matters, and represents clients in significant cross-border transactions, including mergers and acquisitions involving multinational corporations, investment funds, and growth-stage companies. Ran is committed to maintaining high professional standards and continuous professional development. Ran holds LL.B. and B.A. degrees (both Cum Laude), an M.B.T. (Summa Cum Laude), and a certification in international taxation from Leiden University in the Netherlands.

Israel

Expertise

International taxationMultinational group structuringCross-border M&AInvestment fundsGrowth-stage companiesEmployee incentive arrangementsRelocation and residency matters

Education

LL.B., Reichman University — Dean's list; Cum Laude
B.A., eichman University — Dean's list; Cum Laude
M.B.T. (Master of Business Taxation), The College of Management Academic Studies — Summa Cum Laude
International Tax Law Certificate, Leiden University

Admissions

Advocate (Israel)

Languages

EnglishHebrew