


Israel avoids VAT rise to 19% Jan 2026 proposal

Israel B2B e-invoicing early completion
Completion of e-invoicing launch brought forward to June 2026 The Israeli Tax Authority has confirmed bringing forward from January 2028 to June 2026 the completion of the six-phased launch of its centralised Continuous Transaction Control (CTC) based electronic invoicing regime. The first phase started in

Israel raises VAT thresholds 2025
Updates in VAT registration threshold, deductions and penalties The Israeli Tax Authority updated VAT invoicing, reporting thresholds, and penalties from 1 January 2025. There was also an Israeli 1% VAT rise. In Israel, VAT registration is mandatory for businesses with annual turnover exceeding NIS 120,000

Israel VAT rise to 18% Jan 2025
1st January 2025 1% VAT rise comes into effect Israel’s 2025 Budget Law included a 1% Vat rise from 17% to 18% from 1 January 2025. The VAT exemption for tourists was also withdrawn. The government’s indirect tax hike is to raise extra funding for

Israel VAT reverse charge fraud proposals
VAT-fraud measure proposal for B2B construction and personnel services Israel’s parliament, Knesset, is considering a proposal to impose mandatory domestic reverse charge on VAT for the provision of construction and staff services. The aim is to tackle VAT fraud were the tax element of such

Israel VAT foreign B2C digital services delayed
2023/24 Budget drops proposals for VAT collections obligations for non-resident service providers from 2024 The Israeli government has reportedly abandoned 2023/24 budget plans to extend Israeli VAT collections obligations to foreign providers and digital platforms for digital or electronic services to consumers. Under the proposals, B2B

Israel B2B e-invoicing 2024
Ministry of Finance phases in 2024-28 pre-clearance B2B e-invoices to tackle fictitious invoice fraud The Israeli Ministry of Finance is progressing a Continuous Transaction Control (CTC) based electronic invoicing regime. The aim is to tackle the large ‘fictions invoice’ fraud problem, often used by criminal gags

Israel cuts cash payment threshold on VAT invoices
Reduction in limit on cash settlements to fight fraud Israel has reduced the permitted threshold for cash payments on B2B VAT invoices. From 1 August 2022, the maximum that may be settled in cash will be 6,000 shekles (approx. $1,795). It had previously been 11,000

Israel VAT March and April filing extension
The Israel tax authority extends returns and remittance deadlines Israeli VAT returns are filed bi-monthly if the annual turnover does not exceed NIS 1.51million (approx €400,000 or $470,00). Otherwise it is monthly filings. The bi-monthly March and April returns and remittances is now delayed until