Beginning Monday, new prices on some alcoholic beverages in Israel will come down, while the cost of others will shoot up considerably.
By David Lev
Beginning Monday, prices on some currently low-cost alcoholic beverages in Israel will shoot up – while the cost of others will come down considerably. The changes will come about as part of a taxation reform to set Israel’s duty on alcohol more in line with other Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries.
Liquors – Photo: IsraelandStuff/PP
According to the new rules, duties and taxes will be levied based on the amount of alcohol in a bottle. Continue Reading »
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