When selling property in Israel, the primary tax consideration is the capital gains tax, known locally as Mas Shevach. This tax is not levied on
Investing in Israel’s vibrant real estate market presents a compelling opportunity. However, non-resident investors often encounter a formidable challenge: navigating the country’s stringent banking system.
Acquiring property in Israel introduces corporate entities and business clients to a critical financial component: the ‘Mas Rechisha’ or Purchase Tax. This is not a
