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Israel Tax Authority Proposes Revenue Boosts Amid War Costs
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First reported by Bizportal · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Tax Authority is exploring tax reforms and the removal of certain exemptions to boost state revenue, facing increased defense spending. Proposed changes include a cash-basis VAT system and potential new taxes, while aiming to support the high-tech sector.
- 01Tax Authority proposes VAT reform and other revenue measures.
- 02Increased defense spending necessitates higher state income.
- 03VAT collection may shift to a cash-basis system.
- 04Compensation Fund reserves are depleted, requiring state budget aid.
- 05Potential new taxes include property, travel, and sugary drink levies.
- 06High-tech industry affirmed as crucial economic engine.
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