New Immigrants: Foreign and Israeli Income
On September 15, a meeting with accountant Vladimir Marshak will take place, focusing on significant changes in taxation for new immigrants starting January 1, 2026. Participants will examine practical examples of rules for declaring foreign income, new tax benefits for income from Israel, and common mistakes that can be costly.
On September 15, a meeting with accountant Vladimir Marshak will take place, focusing on significant changes in taxation for new immigrants starting January 1, 2026. Participants will examine practical examples of rules for declaring foreign income, new tax benefits for income from Israel, and common mistakes that can be costly.
The year 2026 brings new and very significant changes to the taxation of new immigrants.
What tax benefits are available regarding income from abroad? How have the rules for their declaration changed? And what new tax benefits have appeared for income earned in Israel?
We will discuss these and other questions on September 15 at a meeting with Vladimir Marshak [Link], an accountant and auditor with 20 years of experience, author of the Telegram channel "Taxes and Accounting in Israel by Marshak" [https://@marshak_israel].
At the meeting, we will analyze practical examples:
— Which foreign incomes are exempt from tax, and which may be subject to tax in Israel;
— What exactly has changed in the rules for declaring foreign incomes since 2026;
— What happens if a new immigrant continues to work for a foreign company or run a foreign business from Israel;
— What new benefits have appeared for income from work and business in Israel;
— Which mistakes made by new immigrants could later prove very costly.
There will be minimal theory and maximum focus on practical situations: what needs to be declared, which taxes to pay, and how to legally utilize the available tax benefits.
