Israeli Employee Tax Refund

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Problem

Many salaried Israelis overpay income tax and never claim it back. Job changes, unemployment, maternity leave, reserve duty, donations, a preferred locality and missed credit points all open a gap between what was withheld and what was owed. This skill finds those triggers in Form 106, estimates the refund, lists the documents and routes the claim.

Instructions

Step 1: Confirm This Is the Right Skill

This skill is for salaried employees (שכירים) voluntarily seeking a refund for tax years that have already ended. Use a different skill if the user is: