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Hire and Pay Employees in Israel · Without Opening a Company

What the video shows

This walkthrough is for employers and foreign companies. It shows how you can engage and pay a worker in Israel without opening a local entity or a deductions file, by running the employment through NETO as the legal employer. You see the cost simulation that reveals the real employer cost before you commit, and how the worker ends up with a payslip and full social rights while you receive a single invoice.

How to do it yourself

1. Open a free employer account on neto.live. You do not need an Israeli entity, a deductions file or an up-front payment.
2. Enter the role · the worker, the agreed rate and the period. Run the cost simulation to see the true employer cost before you commit; a prudent estimate is roughly 1.3 times the gross salary.
3. Check the classification. If the role is ongoing, exclusive, or you control how and when the work is done, it belongs on payroll or with an Employer of Record rather than a plain invoice.
4. Confirm the engagement. NETO becomes the legal employer under manpower contractor licence 1565, supervised by the Ministry of Labor.
5. Each period you receive one invoice, and the worker receives a payslip with full social rights · no deductions file and no payroll department on your side.
6. When you decide to hire the worker directly, you can · with no release fee and no minimum period.

Hire & Pay Freelancers in Israel · Legally, With No Tax File

What the video shows

Many talented freelancers in Israel never opened a tax file · which usually blocks them from invoicing you. This video shows how an employer pays them legally through NETO: the freelancer is employed by a licensed manpower contractor, you receive a proper tax invoice, and they receive a payslip.

How to do it yourself

1. The freelancer signs up to NETO for free · no Osek file needed.
2. They enter your company details and the agreed amount.
3. NETO issues you a lawful tax invoice under its licence.
4. You pay the invoice · NETO runs payroll and pays the freelancer with a payslip.
5. Total cost stays transparent · NETO charges 5% of the invoice before VAT.

Hire & Pay Employees in Israel Without a Local Entity · EOR by NETO

What the video shows

A foreign company that wants employees in Israel normally needs a local legal entity, payroll registration and Hebrew-language filings. This video explains the Employer-of-Record model: NETO employs your people in Israel under its manpower licence, runs the payroll and compliance, and you manage the day-to-day work.

How to do it yourself

1. You choose the people and agree terms with them directly.
2. NETO employs them in Israel under licence 1565 · contracts, payroll, tax and National Insurance.
3. Your company receives one monthly invoice covering everything.
4. Employees get full Israeli payslips, pension and social rights.
5. You scale up or down without touching Israeli bureaucracy.

Get Paid as a Freelancer in Israel · Without Opening a Business

What the video shows

This walkthrough is for freelancers, students and salaried people with a side job. In Israel only a registered business (osek) or a company may legally issue a tax invoice, so it shows how NETO issues a compliant tax invoice on your behalf instead. You follow the whole flow on screen: register, enter the client and the amount, run the simulation to see your net, and get paid with a payslip.

How to do it yourself

1. Register free on neto.live. No osek file, no company and no up-front payment.
2. Enter the job and client details · who the client is, the amount you agreed and what the work was.
3. Run the simulation to see your net pay before you send anything, so there are no surprises.
4. NETO issues a legal tax invoice to your client in its name, with VAT added and any required withholding handled and reported.
5. When the client pays, NETO deducts its fee and the statutory amounts and transfers your net pay, together with a payslip showing the full breakdown.
6. There is nothing to pay up front · the fee comes out of the payment itself, not your pocket.

Freelance Without Opening a Business in Israel · Get Paid Legally

What the video shows

You can freelance in Israel without opening an Osek file, a business bank account or bookkeeping. This video walks through the whole model: NETO invoices your client under its own registration, then employs you for that engagement and pays your money as a salary with a payslip.

How to do it yourself

1. Sign up to NETO for free · takes a few minutes online.
2. Enter the client and the amount you agreed.
3. NETO sends the client a lawful tax invoice.
4. When the client pays, NETO runs payroll and transfers your salary with a payslip.
5. The fee is 5% of the invoice before VAT · no subscriptions.

Invoice Foreign Clients From Israel · Without a Tax File

What the video shows

Working with clients abroad without an Osek file? This video shows how NETO issues an English-language invoice to your foreign client, handles the VAT treatment for exported services, receives the payment in foreign currency and pays you a shekel salary with a payslip.

How to do it yourself

1. Enter your foreign client and the amount · in USD, EUR or another currency.
2. NETO issues them a proper English-language invoice.
3. Exported services may qualify for zero-rate VAT · eligibility is checked per the law.
4. The client pays NETO · you receive a shekel payslip and salary.
5. Everything is reported to the Israeli authorities for you.

Form 101 Explained · the Employee Tax Form in Israel

What the video shows

Form 101, the employee card, is the form every employee in Israel signs at the start of employment and again at the start of each year. On it you declare your personal details, your marital and family status, any other income and the tax credit points you are entitled to. It is the basis on which your employer calculates the tax withheld on your payslip, so filling it in correctly is what stops you being over-taxed.

How to do it yourself

1. Fill in your personal details · full name, ID number, address and contact details, along with the start date of employment.
2. Declare your marital and family status. Marital status and children affect the credit points you are entitled to.
3. Declare other income. Mark whether you have income from another employer or another source · this is what determines whether you also need tax coordination.
4. Claim the tax credit points you are entitled to, attaching supporting documents where they are required.
5. Sign and date the declaration. Your signature confirms the details your employer relies on when producing the payslip.
6. The employer keeps the form and renews it yearly · it must be signed at the start of employment and at the start of each year.

Form 101 is an official Israel Tax Authority form. The exact fields and rules are set by the Tax Authority · check the current version before you file.