- The Israeli Tax Authority updated VAT invoicing, reporting thresholds, and penalties effective January 1
- Exempt dealer turnover threshold set at 120,000 Israeli shekels
- Buyers subject to VAT must require invoices for purchases over 350 shekels for business use
- Additional VAT requirements apply for purchases valued over 28,115 shekels
- Periodic reporting threshold for specified input tax surplus is 20,974 shekels
- Late reporting penalty set at 239 shekels every two weeks starting July 1, 2024
- Inadequate recordkeeping penalty is 1 percent or at least 359 shekels starting July 1, 2024
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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