- Israel’s VAT rate is increasing from 17% to 18% by January 2025
- The increase will impact consumer spending, inflation, business operations, government revenue, and the financial sector
- Certain transactions are exempt from VAT or zero-rated, such as exports and certain services
- The increase is aimed at bolstering government revenue and may require businesses to adjust pricing strategies and operational costs
Source: marosavat.com
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