Israeli Crypto Tax Reporter
Verified97/100Calculate cryptocurrency capital gains tax per Israeli Tax Authority (Reshut HaMisim) regulations and generate Form 1322/1325 reporting data and Form 1399י advance-payment data (within 30 days of disposal). Use when a user needs to compute crypto tax obligations using FIFO cost basis, classify DeFi income (staking, liquidity mining, airdrops) for Israeli tax purposes, prepare annual tax filing data, understand reporting thresholds and advance payment (mikdamot) requirements, or evaluate the 2025-2026 Voluntary Disclosure Procedure (open until 31 Aug 2026). Covers Section 88 of the Income Tax Ordinance, Circular 2018/05, the 25% capital gains rate for individuals, and the 5% surtax on capital income above NIS 721,560 (threshold frozen through 2027). Do NOT use for non-Israeli tax jurisdictions, general income tax calculations, or VAT (maam) on crypto business activities, which require separate professional consultation.
There is a quick calculator for this skillHow much capital-gains tax will you pay?Trust score 97/100 (Verified) · 47+ installs · 3 GitHub contributors · MIT license
Cryptocurrency taxation in Israel is complex and confusing. The Tax Authority classifies crypto as an asset subject to 25% capital gains tax, but rules for DeFi, staking, NFTs, and airdrops remain unclear. Reporting obligations apply to every transaction, including crypto-to-crypto trades, and the FIFO method requires careful tracking.
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npx skills-il add skills-il/tax-and-finance@v1.4.1-israeli-crypto-tax-reporter --skill israeli-crypto-tax-reporter -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- When you need to calculate capital gains from cryptocurrency trading
- When preparing an annual tax report and need to fill Form 1325
- When you want to understand tax liability on staking or liquidity mining income
- When you need to classify income from airdrops, hard forks, or NFTs for tax purposes
- When you want to plan crypto sales in a way that minimizes tax liability
Try These Prompts
I bought 0.5 Bitcoin for 50,000 NIS in January and sold for 75,000 NIS in July. Calculate the tax I owe
I received $500 in Ethereum staking rewards and $200 from liquidity mining. How do I report this in Israel?
I have 30 crypto transactions from the past year on Binance. Help me organize the data for Form 1325
I have 100,000 NIS unrealized crypto gains. What is the best strategy to minimize tax if I want to realize some this year?
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Changelog
Fixed the Section 92 capital-loss carry-forward note and added an oleh/returning-resident Section 14 exemption pointer for crypto acquired abroad.
Jul 20, 2026
v1.4.0: added Form 909 (paying tax when a bank refuses crypto funds), Section 100A exit tax, a badge-of-trade business test, and a business-VAT pointer. The calculator now assesses surtax on total income (--other-income), flags DeFi income at marginal rates, and warns on the inflation-indexation component. Fixed dead links (Circular 05/2018, Voluntary Disclosure, OECD CARF) and the legacy Form 7002 in the script.
Jun 7, 2026
2026 update: corrected filing deadlines (June 30 online / May 29 paper), Form 1399י (codes 77/71) for 30-day mikdama, Forms 1322+1325 for annual return, restructured surtax (3%+2% effective 5%), 2025-2026 Voluntary Disclosure crypto track (deadline Aug 31 2026), CARF from Jan 1 2026, new Gotchas: stablecoins, sechum hatzmada (Section 91(b)(3)), gift carryover basis (Section 97(a)(5)), lost/insolvent-exchange crypto.
May 1, 2026
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