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Ministers to weigh VAT cut before election despite budget warnings

Proposal to lower the tax from 18% to 17% draws support from business groups, but Finance Ministry warns of nearly $3 billion budget hole

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Ministers to weigh VAT cut before election despite budget warnings

Israel plans a VAT cut from 18% to 17% ahead of elections despite the Finance Ministry's warning of a $2.8 billion annual revenue loss. Election-cycle fiscal cuts without structural reform risk constraining public R&D budgets and digital infrastructure investment.

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Goldknopf proposes lowering the VAT to 17% | The Jerusalem Post

Just a few months before the elections, the housing minister who voted in favor of raising the VAT proposes lowering it to 17%. The Finance Ministry clarifies that the proposals will not be adopted.

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  1. domenica 28 giugno 2026·ynetnews.com

    Ministers to weigh VAT cut before election despite budget warnings

    Proposal to lower the tax from 18% to 17% draws support from business groups, but Finance Ministry warns of nearly $3 billion budget hole

  2. domenica 28 giugno 2026·jpost.com

    Goldknopf proposes lowering the VAT to 17% | The Jerusalem Post

    Just a few months before the elections, the housing minister who voted in favor of raising the VAT proposes lowering it to 17%. The Finance Ministry clarifies that the proposals…