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BDO Israel<br />
DOING BUSINESS IN ISRAEL<br />
8.2.3.9. Tax Exemptions for New Immigrants and Veteran<br />
Returning Residents on Income Generated Outside Israel<br />
Total tax exemption for all types of income of a new immigrant<br />
and veteran returning resident, generated outside Israel from the<br />
date of immigration/return to Israel, regardless of the date of<br />
acquiring the property (prior to immigration/return or thereafter)<br />
or type of income (accrual or equity), except if the source of<br />
income is property received as a tax exempt gift after 1.1.2007.<br />
A proportional tax exemption will be granted on capital gains<br />
derived from the disposal of property outside Israel while the<br />
capital gains were derived subsequent to the said 10 year period<br />
as was customary prior to the reform.<br />
The Minister of Finance has the authority to extend the benefit<br />
period by 10 additional years by means of a regulation (as yet<br />
unpublished), in case of a significant investment in Israel within<br />
2 years from the assumption of residence by the individuals<br />
concerned, or within 2 years from the date on which the said<br />
regulation becomes effective.<br />
8.2.3.10. Tax Exemption Granted to Returning Residents<br />
A returning resident will be exempt from tax for five years from<br />
the date of returning to Israel, on income derived outside Israel,<br />
or from assets located outside Israel which do not constitute a<br />
business income , as detailed below, unless otherwise requested<br />
by the said resident with respect to all or part of his income:<br />
(1) Income from pension, royalties, rental fees, interest and<br />
dividend, originating from assets outside Israel acquired by<br />
the returning resident during his stay oabroad, after he had<br />
ceased to be an Israeli resident.<br />
(2) Income from interest and dividend derived from "Privileged<br />
Securities".<br />
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