Israel Vat Calculator

The standard VAT rate in Israel is 17%.

Yes, VAT is known as “Ma’am” (מס ערך מוסף) in Hebrew, which translates to Value Added Tax.

Any business exceeding a certain annual turnover threshold must register for VAT with the Israeli Tax Authority.

No, Israel primarily applies a flat VAT rate of 17%. However, certain transactions may be exempt.

Exports from Israel are typically zero-rated, meaning they are taxable but at a 0% VAT rate.

Yes, but tourists can claim VAT refunds on specific purchases made from authorized shops.

Common exemptions include financial services, residential rents, and certain education and cultural services.

VAT is calculated as 17% of the net price of goods or services. You can use a calculator to include or exclude VAT.

Most businesses must file VAT returns monthly or bimonthly, depending on their revenue.

Late payment of VAT may result in penalties, interest, and legal action by the Israeli Tax Authority.

Yes, registered businesses can generally reclaim VAT on inputs used for taxable activities.

Foreign digital service providers must charge and remit VAT if providing services to Israeli consumers.

Yes, commercial property sales are subject to VAT, but private residential sales are often exempt.

Some non-profits may be exempt, while others must register depending on the nature of their activities and revenue.

You can visit the [Israel Tax Authority’s official website](https://tax.gov.il) for up-to-date information and guidelines.