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"If there is no significant change, we will see a 25%-30% reduction in high-tech's workforce"

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Income Tax

4 stories about Income Tax

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High-tech's growing influence: 36% of Israel’s income tax comes from tech workers

13.08.24|Meir Orbach

Over a period of six years, nearly 100 billion shekels were collected from the income tax payments of high-tech employees.

Israel to Fully Tax IPO or Exit-Dependent Employee Options, in Some Cases

18.12.18|Omri Milman

The Israeli tax authority now considers such options income, meaning employees could pay an income tax of up to 50% on options exercised instead of a capital gains tax of 25%

תל אביב הכי יקרה 2018

Court Ruling Could See Multinationals Pay More Taxes in Israel

29.04.18|Hagar Ravet

Over 300 multinational companies operate local research and development outposts in Israel

Israel Lowers Tax on International Venture Capital Funds

08.02.18|Omri Milman

International funds can now pay an expense-based income tax on capital gains in Israel, instead of a fixed rate of 10%-15%