- Israel is considering canceling the 18% VAT exemption on fruits and vegetables.
- The government may also remove VAT exemptions on goods and services in Eilat, starting with a 9% VAT rate.
- Plans include ending VAT exemptions on tourism services.
- Other proposals involve reducing tax credit points, cutting tax benefits for new immigrants, and scaling back tax breaks for peripheral communities.
Source: ynetnews.com
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