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When immigration leads to higher taxes: Israel’s message to international families
After a two-year pause, Israel’s Tax Authority has renewed its reportable positions, adopting a narrow view of tax exemptions that in some cases increases tax exposure for immigrants with foreign trusts
Eyal Sando, CPA (LL.B.) | 01.11.26
סמוטריץ' לא חוזר בו מהקפאת הכספים לרשויות הערביות: "לא נבהל מהמתקפות"
New year, new taxes? What awaits Israelis on January 1
As 2026 begins under a temporary budget, key tax changes are set to take effect—from pension tweaks to higher VAT and EV levies—while major reforms, including income tax relief and property levies, remain stalled in the Knesset
Gad Lior | 12.30.25
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From groceries to gas: Israelis face painful price hikes in 2026
Economists say price hikes, frozen tax brackets and benefit cuts taking effect Jan. 1 could cost Israeli families 800 to 1,200 shekels a month, offsetting limited tax relief and hitting middle- and lower-income households hardest
Gad Lior | 12.14.25
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Lisbon lost its soul: city's renaissance unbearable for locals
Once a budget-friendly gem, Lisbon is now among Europe’s priciest cities, with soaring housing costs; Golden visas, tax breaks, and tourist rentals have turned it into a 'tourist amusement park,' pricing out locals and pushing Portuguese off the streets.
Zeev Avrahami | 12.05.25
Tax changes for immigrants and repatriates: Israel’s new reporting obligations explained
Israel's latest tax ordinance amendment introduces new reporting obligations for newcomers and returnees, effective from 2026; changes aim to ensure transparency and compliance, impacting individuals benefiting from 10-year benefits period
Amit Gottlieb, Dvir Saadia | 06.28.24
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