A: If I see that these areas sit in the financial statements under the Inventory section, I treat them accordingly.
Q: What do you refer to them for?
A: ... A company that holds inventory, its goal is to take the inventory out and not to keep it for 15 or 25 years.
Q: But you were in the hall all day today, in fact, in the interrogations of all the parties, basically all the parties that were here today, you must have heard CPA Shmuel Marco from the firm. BDO which is, in fact, from the professional department in theBDOThat's what he's doing, and he gave an expert opinion here and he repeated it in the hall that he would classify the apartments, the financial statements in exactly the same way, even with our claim that from a taxation point of view it's not a right in real estate, even if it were accepted it wouldn't affect its classification, you,
A: I heard you, yes.
Q: Okay. Didn't you even think maybe an opinion would contradict this claim if you think it's not true? Because you attest to it and you don't have a proper education other than this course you did for the Income Tax.
A: Don't underestimate this course I took, with all due respect.
Q: I don't underestimate the course,
A: No,
Q: I suppose but if we put it in front of an expert, which is what he does and testifies to it, I assume that he is more knowledgeable about this subject.
A: The gentleman who was here was an expert to speak, all we said was that in this case all these compounds are in situations, both in the balance sheets and in the annotations and other things that if possible I will elaborate on, were presented as assets of the company and that was the direction.
Q: You know that even if it was a 20-year lease right, which is certainly not considered a real estate right in terms of purchase tax, it would still be presented as inventory