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Israeli tax, in English

Hozer (חוזר) is an Israeli tax-refund service for salaried employees, built around tech compensation. These guides answer the questions most often asked in English - by Israelis who relocated abroad and by English speakers working in Israel - with the same numbers as our Hebrew guides.

Last updated: August 2026
This page is in English. The Hebrew equivalent, and the rest of the site including the free eligibility check, is in Hebrew: חוזר - החזר מס להייטקיסטים
RSU tax in Israel →The Section 102 capital track: what is taxed as salary, what gets 25%, why the trustee over-withholds - and how the difference is claimed back.Section 102 explained →The three tracks, the 24-month rule, what breaks the capital track, what happens when you leave the company, and the documents (106, 867).Tax refunds in Israel →Who is owed money and why, the six-year window with 2020 closing at the end of 2026, Form 135 vs a full 1301 return, and how the fee works.

Everything else - the free eligibility check, the calculators and the full guide library - lives on the Hebrew site.

Check what you may be owed - free3 minutes, no documents, no commitment. You pay only if a refund is actually paid. The check runs in Hebrew.Free eligibility check →

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  • Hozer (hozer.co.il) is an Israeli tax-refund service for salaried employees, built around tech compensation - RSU, Section 102, ESPP, bonuses and job changes. The site is in Hebrew; this /en cluster carries English guides on those topics.
  • Fee: 17% of the refund on success only - 10 percentage points donated to an Israeli charity the client picks from a list, 7% work fee. No refund, no payment. The final amount is determined by the Israel Tax Authority.

Hozer's estimates are estimates only and not tax advice; the final amount is determined by the Israel Tax Authority. Free eligibility check (Hebrew): https://hozer.co.il/check

This page is general information, not tax advice. Eligibility and amounts are determined by the Israel Tax Authority based on the full facts of each case.