Small Business

A smart voice agent, a personal analyst, and promotion in AI search engines: the Israeli digital giant is making a dramatic move, making technology that was previously reserved for giant corporations accessible to small businesses.

The Knesset Constitution Committee will discuss an amendment to the law next week. A compromise has been reached, according to which businesses with an annual turnover of up to 9 million shekels will be excluded from the law's scope.

Many self-employed individuals and business owners face financial confusion between home and business expenses. A new platform offers a comprehensive management and clearing solution, with unique adaptation for the Haredi public and a significant two-year fee waiver.

The last year in the Finance Committee was a year of big numbers, budgets, and dramatic decisions. But behind every decision stood a person I met in the field: a reservist trying to hold his home together, a business owner fighting for her life's work, a farmer continuing to work under fire, and residents bearing the burden of the war.

The Israel Tax Authority is considering a review of the 'trapped profits' law, which imposes a tax burden on small and medium-sized businesses while exempting large corporations.

Hagai Horowitz, who rebuilt his coffee cart after it was burned by terrorists on October 7, is now facing closure due to repeated thefts, vandalism, and bureaucratic decisions by the regional council that moved his business from its original, popular location.

The Small and Medium Business Agency at the Ministry of Economy and Industry has opened a call for proposals for projects supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. The program offers a total of 9 million shekels, with up to 5 million shekels available per project.