The Israeli government has proposed an amendment to the Value Added Tax Law, 1975, which aims to facilitate the collection of VAT on digital services purchased from international suppliers whose residence is outside of Israel. This amendment is seen as critical for both enforcing the payment of tax and increasing state revenues, as well as preventing discrimination against Israeli businesses that provide similar services and are fully taxed.
Source: GVC
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