Expenses Track June 2025 : Filing a compensation claim for indirect damage (economic damage) caused to businesses as a result of the "Am Kalavi" operation
This service allows businesses in the listed localities, whose transaction turnover in 2022 is from 12,000 NIS to 400,000,000 NIS, to apply for a grant for indirect damage- the economic damage caused due to the payment of fixed expenses and the payment of wages as a result of the "Am Kalavi" war
- Business owners whose transaction turnover in the base year (2022) is from 12 thousand NIS to 400 million NIS.
- The turnover decreased by at least 25% for one-month reports and 12.5% for two-month reports.
- The decrease in turnover is due to consequential damage, as defined by the property tax law.
- The company has been open before 31.5.25
- A periodic VAT report has been submitted for the qualifying period and the basic period.
- A deductions report has been submitted - Form 102 June 2025.
- The application for the June 2025 eligibility period must be completed online on the tax authorities' website.
- If any documents are required to establish eligibility and entitlement to the grant, the tax authority may request these documents from applicants.
- An application will only be considered complete once all the documents that business owners have been asked to attach have been submitted.
- After submitting the application, the applicant will have the opportunity to correct it, provided that the tax authority has not yet started processing it.
- If within 21 days from the date the application was filed, no decision has been made - an advance payment of 60% of the grant due, will be paid according to the Director's discretion.
- If within 150 days from the date the application was filed, no decision has been made - an additional advance payment of 10% of the amount of the grant due, will be paid according to the Director’s discretion.
- Those who consider themselves harmed by the Israel Tax Authority's decision regarding the grant application, can submit an appeal to an employee appointed by the Director within 60 days of receiving the decision.
- Requests to extend the deadline for filing an appeal:
- The request must be filed before the deadline for an appeal and if there is sufficient or reasonable reason for requesting an extension.
- The application must indicate the reason for the extension, along with supporting documents.
- Requests filed after the deadline will be approved only in exceptional cases, if special reasons for the delay were presented and at the discretion of the Director.
- A decision on a claim can be appealed before the Appeals Committee at the Ministry of Justice within 60 days
- A decision on the claim and on the claim will be sent to the email provided at the time of filing the claim (up to two emails can be entered for delivery of decisions), along with a text message notifying the delivery of the decision
- Those submitting the claim are responsible for checking: the frequently incoming email, the spam and archive mailbox, and the integrity of the email box. They must also update any changes to the address provided at the time of filing the claim
Please note, if there is any difference or conflict between the information on this page and the law, the provisions of the law will apply.
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Indirect damage application reference system
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