Israel will adopt the local minimum tax regime on the income of multinational companies registered in the country from 2026, the Finance Ministry said Monday.
The qualified domestic minimum top-up tax, which applies to multinational companies resident in Israel with a group turnover of 750 million euros ($812 million) or more, will prevent resident companies from paying tax to other jurisdictions on income generated locally, the Finance Ministry said in a statement.
- Israel won’t immediately seek to collect tax from companies registered abroad using either the Income Inclusion Rule and an Undertaxed Profits Rule, the ministry said. But this ...
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