Tax Authority
Israel Tax Authority (ITA)
e-Invoicing in Israel
As of May 5th 2024, invoices above 25,000 Shekels (approx. 6,100 €) must be reported electronically to the Israeli tax authority.
Characteristics of the electronic invoice in Israel
The Israeli Ministry of Finance has implemented an electronic invoice declaration model whereby invoices must be sent to the central ITA platform for validation before the sender can transmit the legal invoice to the recipient.
The central portal will assign a unique identifier (allocation number) to each invoice to make it valid and able to be sent to the recipients.
Obligation
- May 5th, 2024: All invoices with a value of over NIS 25,000
- January 1st, 2025: All invoices with a value of over 20,000 NIS
- January 1st, 2026: All invoices with a value of over 15,000 NIS
- January 1st, 2027: All invoices with a value of over 10,000 NIS
- January 1st, 2028: All invoices with a value of over 5,000 NIS
Invoice Format
JSON
Digital signature
Not mandatory.
Archiving
7 years.
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How does electronic invoicing work in Israel?
The Israeli model includes electronic documents such as Invoices, credit notes and debit notes. The transaction date, invoice number, company information of the issuer and recipient, and the invoice amount excluding VAT must be shared with the Tax Authority.
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Invoices must be communicated to and approved by the Israeli Tax Agency in real-time. The Tax Authority will assign a unique identifier (allocation number) and verify the data to approve or reject the invoice.
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The transaction date, invoice number, company information of the issuer and recipient, and the invoice amount excluding VAT must be shared with the Tax Authority.
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Once validated by the tax authority, it will be returned to the seller so that they can deliver it to the buyer.
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The implementation of an e-Invoicing solution will allow the recipient to verify the received invoice data to ensure the authenticity of the document.
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Implementation of electronic invoicing around the world
The technical and legal requirements for electronic invoicing are different and vary by country. If you want to learn about the details and tax obligations of any particular country, select a country from the dropdown list.
Upcoming Deadlines in Israel
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