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Israel Tax Authority Warns of Billions in Deficit by 2027
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By אדריאן פילוט
First reported by Bizportal · 2 days ago
What happened
Israel's Tax Authority director warns of a looming multi-billion shekel budget deficit by 2027, despite current strong tax revenues. He proposes alternative revenue sources and reforms to address the fiscal challenges posed by ongoing war costs and depleted funds.
- 01Tax Authority warns of billions in deficit by 2027.
- 02Compensation Fund needs state budget support soon.
- 03Director proposes new taxes and reforms.
- 04Concern over declining Israeli startup registrations abroad.
- 05VAT collection reform could add billions.
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