Without visiting a branch: Deferred checks can be deposited via app
The Bank of Israel is launching a new service expected to save time and costs: depositing post-dated checks directly from mobile phones.
Banking & Finance
Nearly NIS 2B. revealed: Voluntary tax disclosure program comes to an end
NIS 450 Million per month: The black-money pipeline under banks’ noses
NIS 10m. branch: The supermarket chain aiming to conquer central Israel
VAT on reinsurance transactions and overseas loans
In a panel led by Gal Greenberg of KPMG Israel, VAT Director David Shilon revealed that the Tax Authority considered expanding VAT rules under a legislative amendment to cover additional sectors.
While Trump cashed in: Million investors lost billions in his coin
About two thirds of the wallets that purchased TRUMP are at a loss, while the US president himself reported earnings of approximately $636 million from activity related to the coin.
Interior Ministry changes the rules: Are you eligible for the new property tax discount?
New Interior Ministry rules: The model calculates per capita income and excludes allowances, making many middle-class families eligible for property tax discounts.
These are the big winners from the shortening of the workweek, and these are those who are harmed
A comprehensive study by the Finance Ministry, the Histadrut, and the Joint examined the effects of transitioning to 40 weekly hours in the public sector.
Interest rate drama: The news for mortgage takers – and Smotrich's unusual attack on the governor
The finance minister harshly attacked the "minimal" interest rate reduction, in his words, to 3.5%, and revealed that he pressured for an aggressive cut.
The bartender beat the National Insurance Institute: Cash tips will be considered part of wages
A bartender was injured on her way to work, but the National Insurance Institute calculated benefits on payslips alone. The court ruled cash tips also count as income.
