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Israel Faces Surge in Wealthy Emigration, Threatening Economic Stability

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First reported by Globes · 9 hours ago

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A Tel Aviv University and Israeli Tax Authority study shows a sharp rise in wealthy Israelis emigrating abroad, especially tech workers and professionals aged 40-50, causing significant potential tax revenue losses and economic concerns for Israel.

01Israeli emigration increased 50% from 2015 to 2024, with a surge among wealthy individuals since 2022.
02High earners now represent 67% of emigrants’ income and 86% of their paid income tax before leaving.
03Emigration among 40-50-year-olds rose 60%, highlighting loss of prime-career professionals.
04High-tech and healthcare sectors saw the largest emigration increases, while lower-wage sectors remained stable.
05Annual potential tax revenue loss from emigrants could reach 3.5 billion shekels within five years.
06Rising asset transfers abroad by wealthy Israelis suggest attempts to diversify financial risk internationally.

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