Tax
Nearly NIS 2B. revealed: Voluntary tax disclosure program comes to an end
Tax Authority ends voluntary disclosure program, which yielded 823 applications revealing NIS 1.89b. in capital to avoid criminal charges.
The next wave of digital gaming regulation: Countries leading legislative reform
Your Taxes: What new olim need to know about Israel's tax exemption
Convicted fraudster extradited to Israel from Panama following multi-year pursuit
Key budget bill clears committee despite Ben-Gvir’s attempt to block it
The bill was part of the annual Economic Arrangements Bill, which accompanies the state budget and groups together all legislative amendments necessary to pass the budget.
Food chain surprises: "We will absorb the VAT increase"
Carrefour announced it will absorb the VAT increase on 1,700 private label products, including food, pharmaceuticals, toiletries, and fresh meat, chicken, and fish.
Freelancers ask central bank to cut interest rate, help businesses near bankruptcy
The forum emphasized that a rate cut could help mitigate some of the increased costs that freelancers and business owners are expected to face in 2025.
Key gov’t tax bill in danger after Otzma Yehudit, Agudat Yisrael threaten to vote against
Bill must pass by end of year; expected to create over NIS 9 billion national income in 2025.
VAT in Israel is going up
Your Taxes: The rules are complex. We all need to prepare.
Tax Authority confirms higher vehicle tax rates for 2025
Alongside the adjustment to purchase tax on electric vehicles, all gasoline, diesel, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid vehicles will become more expensive.
A long-overdue reform: New Osek Zair will help Israel’s small businesses thrive - analysis
For small business owners, the Osek Za’ir is an opportunity to save time, reduce costs, and focus on contributing to Israel’s economy.
State to open VAT-free store at Ramon Airport
The Israel Airports Authority issued a tender for a VAT-free store at Eilat Airport, where 25% of Israel’s mobile phones are sold. The VAT hike next year will increase the city's appeal.
Air for NIS 40? Italy finds another way to scam tourists
While you're taking selfies at Lake Como, others are packing its air into cans and selling it for NIS 40. This new venture causing a stir in Italy proves that there’s a buyer for everything.
China Gold Imports Slump as New Tax Rule Looms
Gold traders divert shipments from China as proposed customs rule threatens hefty new taxes on imports. September volumes hit 6-month low. Peru copper supplies at risk
