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Taxation
11 stories about Taxation
Israel is preparing a major tax overhaul. The question is who will pay
12.10.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
The Finance Ministry is reviewing inheritance taxes, property taxes, income tax brackets and long-standing exemptions as it prepares proposals for the next government. Officials say the goal is not simply to raise revenue, but to rebalance the tax burden and protect economic growth.
"Employees are no longer satisfied with knowing how many options they hold"
02.09.26
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special report
Eyal Froind, CEO of Phoenix ESOP, the trustee managing equity plans for some of the world's largest biggest technology companies operating in Israel, on the new platform his team has built and why the expertise behind it mattered more than the code itself
Tax Authority seeks tighter grip on offshore startup exits
27.05.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
Bill aims to attribute foreign IP gains to Israel under expanded residency rules.
Israel’s elite military units built a tech powerhouse. Now the state wants a share.
27.05.26
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Sophie Shulman
A proposal targeting startup founders with intelligence backgrounds is igniting concerns over government overreach.
Israel to collect a minimum tax rate of 15% from multinational companies
29.07.24
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
The Ministry of Finance announced that Israel would join the OECD's taxation plan on multinational companies with the policy expected to enter into force in 2026. Amid concerns that raising taxes may reduce Israel's attractiveness for companies, the ministry says that they can still receive special grants.
Israel Moves to Conform to OECD Cross-Border Taxation Guidelines
31.05.18
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Omri Milman
The upcoming regulation will affect the subsidiaries of most multinationals operating in the country
Israel Might Lower Corporate Tax Further, Netanyahu Says
18.02.18
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Lilach Baumer
The Israeli prime minister said he might consider pushing Israel’s 6% corporate tax rate “to the ground”
Israel Lowers Tax on International Venture Capital Funds
08.02.18
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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%
Netanyahu Assembles Team to Address U.S. Tax Reform
02.01.18
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Omri Milman and Orr Hirschauge
In December, U.S. President Donald Trump signed into law an extensive tax reform package that will see corporate tax in the U.S. lowered from 35% to 21%
Israel Plans to Tax Airbnb Hosts Directly through Service’s Website
19.12.17
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Omri Milman
Last month, the Israel Tax Authority announced it is working out a taxing scheme for Airbnb rentals in the country, which are currently not formally regulated
OECD Should Move to Close Big Tech’s Tax Loopholes, Says Swedish Minister
06.12.17
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Ran Abramson
In an interview with Calcalist, Minister for EU Affairs and Trade Ann Linde discusses tax havens for tech companies, Brexit and the status of women in Saudi Arabia