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Israel

Constant 2026 prices and base-year tax schedules; fixed FX snapshot. This is a planning scenario, not a forecast.

Published figures and linked pages are not independent verification. Some evidence is contextual and assumptions remain unverified.

This household is priced as married from the start; no wedding-date transition is modelled.

• The arithmetic examples do not certify every tax table, filing status or eligibility rule. Calculations reuse base-year schedules over the whole horizon.
• The federal Child Tax Credit (2,200 per child under 17, phased out above 400,000 joint or 200,000 other income) is taken off federal income tax, assuming every child under 17 is a qualifying child with a Social Security number. Only the non-refundable part is modelled; the refundable additional credit and the 500 credit for other dependants are not.
• State taxable income is reduced by the state standard deduction for this filing status, and state and city brackets are the single or joint tables as published for 2026 (California and New Jersey on their latest published tables). Personal and dependent exemptions, Wisconsin’s sliding-scale deduction, state disability and family-leave payroll premiums outside California, and municipal earnings taxes not in the tables are not modelled. California SDI assumes covered California employment.
• New-immigrant credit points are annual residence-year averages; partial tax years and eligibility interruptions are not modelled. The single-earner role remains the father.
• The 2026 aliyah tax break is not applied because no qualifying arrival is recorded. Ordinary new-immigrant credit assumptions remain. A recorded arrival enables the conditional model; it does not establish entitlement.

Calculation: v2 · d2026-09-23-il-regions · r-v2-2026-09-24-m23 · fx-2026-08-26