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The State of Israel is doing the unimaginable for you. Olim who make Aliyah in 2026 will receive an unprecedented tax benefit!

This benefit will give you the best possible economic starting point and will be added to the existing benefits package, all in order to make your first years in Israel much more comfortable.

Details of the income tax exemption you are expected to receive:

Year Amount
2026 up to 600,000 NIS
2027 up to 1,000,000 NIS
2028 up to 1,000,000 NIS
2029 up to 350,000 NIS
2030 up to 150,000 NIS

Now, more than ever, is the time to make Aliyah

* The benefit is granted in accordance with the law and subject to the regulations of the Israel Tax Authority. For more details, please visit the Israel Tax Authority website .

Tax Reform for New Olim – Information Sheet: Questions & Answers

Tax Benefits for Olim and Returning Residents

What tax benefit has been approved?

A tax benefit has been approved for new olim and certain returning residents, who will arrive in Israel during the period specified below. The benefit includes a graduated tax exemption for a period of up to 5 years from the date of aliyah.

Important to know: The reform does not cancel existing benefits (tax credit points and exemption from tax on foreign income – detailed below).

Who is eligible for the benefits?

Those eligible are:

New olim and returning residents who have lived abroad for at least 10 years and made aliyah/returned to Israel from November 5, 2025 through the end of 2026.

To what type of income does the benefit apply?

The tax benefits apply to “eligible income earned through personal effort,” meaning:

  • Salary from employment
  • Business income (self-employed)


The benefit will apply to income received in Israel in the 2026–2030 tax years, up to a pre-determined maximum amount.

The benefit does not apply to passive income, such as rental income, accrued interest, or dividends.

When does the benefit go into effect?

As stated, the benefit applies to those who made aliyah or returned to Israel beginning on November 5, 2025 (until the end of 2026).

What happens if you work for a family member?

In that case, the exemption is limited to a lower ceiling:

  • Up to 140,000 NIS per year

 (Originally there was no benefit at all in such cases, and the committee changed this.)

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