Israel’s new tax reform marks a structural step toward a more transparent and predictable investment environment.
By introducing a 10% rate on carried interest for foreign managers and a clear capital-gains exemption for eligible passive investors, the reform reduces friction and aligns Israel with international standards familiar to Nordic investors.
Beyond the fiscal layer, this is a policy signal.
Israel is intentionally bridging innovation and capital policy, moving from procedural negotiation to structural clarity — a framework Nordic economies have long recognized as the foundation for sustainable growth.
For Nordic investors, this creates a natural point of connection: a transparent gateway into one of the world’s most resilient innovation ecosystems, built on openness, precision, and trust.
The Israel–Sweden Chamber of Commerce continues to facilitate partnerships and capital flows between Nordic and Israeli stakeholders across technology, sustainability, and applied innovation.
We invite dialogue with investors and funds interested in structured, long-term engagement with Israel’s innovation economy.
Official announcement (Hebrew): https://lnkd.in/dBq6wvC3
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