Bituah Leumi Gives Israelis Three Days - Then Debts Will Start Growing

Bituah Leumi reminded employers and self-employed individuals of the August 16 deadline for submitting reports and paying insurance contributions. Late payment risks fines and growing debt. For salaried employees, contributions are deducted from wages; self-employed pay independently. In case of debt, installment plans or reduced fines may be possible.

Bituah Leumi has warned employers and self-employed individuals in Israel about the approaching deadline for submitting reports and paying insurance contributions, which expires on August 16. Late payment risks fines and increased debt. For salaried employees, contributions are deducted from wages, with the employer responsible for remittance. Self-employed individuals must independently declare income and make advance payments. In case of debt, one can contact Bituah Leumi to arrange a repayment plan, including installments or a request for reduced fines. Separate rules apply to those officially not working. The agency recommends not delaying payment verification. Earlier, Kursor reported on the payment of new benefits.