Minimum wage in Israel (2026)
The statutory minimum wage in Israel and the net take-home pay it leaves after tax.
The gross minimum wage in Israel is about ₪6,248 per month. After income tax and social contributions that leaves roughly ₪4,928 net.
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How salary is taxed in Israel
Income tax in Israel is progressive: marginal rates rise from 10% to 50% as income grows. Employees also pay social contributions of around 12% of gross salary. A tax-free allowance of about ₪6,534 per year is deducted before income tax. The standard VAT rate is 18%. For example, a gross salary of ₪13,623 per month leaves about ₪10,257 net, after ₪1,732 income tax and ₪1,635 in social contributions, an effective deduction rate of 24.71%.
| Annual taxable income | Tax rate |
|---|---|
| Up to ₪84,120 | 10% |
| Up to ₪120,720 | 14% |
| Up to ₪228,000 | 20% |
| Up to ₪301,200 | 31% |
| Up to ₪560,280 | 35% |
| Up to ₪721,560 | 47% |
| ₪721,560 and above | 50% |
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum wage in Israel?
The figures above show the statutory gross minimum wage in Israel per month, with the net take-home amount after tax and social contributions.
How much is the minimum wage after tax in Israel?
We apply the current income-tax and social-contribution rates for Israel to the gross minimum wage to estimate the net monthly pay.
Minimum-wage figures are approximate, based on the latest available official rate.
Approximate 2026 estimate. Simplified model, verify before relying on it. Not tax advice.
Rates updated June 2026