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Know what you will pay: Taxes on real-estate in Israel

January 28, 2024January 29, 2024David Rutman

As a result of the war, foreign residents and new immigrants have shown interest in the local real estate market. Below is a summary of the main tax implications that may be of interest. The Israeli Real Estate Taxation Law imposes two types of tax on taxpayers: Appreciation tax and purchase tax. The law is […]

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