The Israeli Tax Authority June 30 updated the VAT amounts for invoicing, periodic reports, and penalties, effective July 1. The update includes: 1) the 321-Israeli shekel (US$91) threshold, from which a taxpayer can demand an invoice from a seller; 2) the requirement to submit periodic reports to the bank for input tax surpluses under 19,222 shekels (US$5,442); 3) a penalty of 223 shekels (US$63) for the late submission of a specific report, for each two weeks it’s overdue; and 4) a minimum fine of 334 shekels (US$95) for inadequate recordkeeping. [Israel, Israel Tax Authority, 06/30/22]
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