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Israeli Tax Returns


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Most Israeli citizens are not required to file annual income tax returns unless they are self-employed, have other passive income or wish to collect a refund on their charitable donations.

US citizens living in Israel may also be required to file annual income tax returns to the Israeli tax authority. The U.S.-Israel tax treaty, however, eliminates or reduces the impact of double taxation (generally, via a foreign tax credit or reduced withholding taxes). (see U.S.-Israeli tax treaty).

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