Taxes

Slow down and be deliberate before making big financial decisions, and make sure you understand all the facts and ramifications of your decision before pulling the trigger. 

As always, consult experienced professional advisers in each country at an early stage in specific cases.

The end of the year is always a good time to review finances, compare your current situation to your stated goals and needs.

While we wait for the Israeli 2025 budget to pass, here is some other Israeli tax news.

US presidential candidates Harris and Trump present contrasting economic and trade policies impacting global markets, influencing sectors like technology, energy, finance, and consumer goods.

Due to reserve duty, the income of some soldiers saw a significant rise since it was calculated based on the temporary remuneration granted to them by the IDF instead of their usual income. 

Many who leave Israel or plan to do so might not be aware that emigrating from Israel for a long period carries legal and financial implications.

The G20 proposes higher taxes on the ultra-wealthy, but questions remain about fairness, government spending, and the impact on philanthropy, investments, and pensions.

The red flags are best avoided. Cooperation with bank questions is more likely to free up your money than suing the bank.

The US and Israel have instituted new legislation on the topics of investments, taxes, and real estate.