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Israel Considers Ending Tax Exemptions for Future Pensioners
How 3 Israeli newsrooms (in Russian, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By Ирен Давид
First reported by Mako · 4 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Finance is proposing to end tax exemptions for future pensioners, but also to introduce a uniform 25% capital gains tax, a central investment account to ease fund transfers, and a higher annual contribution limit for pension funds. The changes are recommendations and will undergo legislative review.
- 01Israel may end tax exemptions for future pensioners.
- 02A uniform 25% capital gains tax is proposed.
- 03A central investment account aims to ease fund transfers.
- 04Annual contribution limits for pension funds may increase.
- 05Changes require legislative approval and are months away.
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