Israeli Freelancer Service Agreement

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Problem

Israeli freelancers (עצמאים) routinely start projects on a handshake or a one-line email, then get burned two ways: a client pays 90 days late with no recourse, or, worse, a long engagement ends with the "contractor" suing for retroactive recognition as an employee and winning severance, pension, and back-benefits because the relationship looked like employment. A generic downloaded contract does not account for Israeli law: the reclassification tests, the default copyright rule that leaves IP with the freelancer, the statutory payment timing, or the VAT framing. This skill drafts a service agreement built around exactly those Israeli rules.