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Treasury Drafts Next Budget Push on Insurance Brokers, Tax Breaks, and New Levies
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100% centerFirst reported by Globes · Jun 18, 2026
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Israel’s Finance Ministry is preparing a major 2027 budget package that could revive reforms on insurance broker pay, financial regulation, and tax breaks. The ministry is also planning new taxes and cuts to offset soaring defense spending and protect Israel’s fiscal position.
- 01Finance Ministry is preparing a wide 2027 budget package with reforms and tax changes.
- 02Officials want to revive the insurance broker pay reform and broader financial supervision overhaul.
- 03The ministry is also targeting study fund tax breaks, rental income, and income-tax credits.
- 04Proposals include reviving a mileage tax and lowering car purchase taxes.
- 05Defense spending growth is pushing the ministry to seek new revenue measures.
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