Do I need to file an Israeli tax return if I work remotely as a resident?

Not every Israeli resident must file an annual return — the rules contain exemptions for certain salaried employees with a single employer and no other income. However, self-employed individuals (whether registered as osek patur or osek murshe) are always required to file. If you have income from multiple sources, foreign income, or business income of any kind, assume you must file. The annual return deadline is April 30 of the following tax year, with extensions available. A licensed Israeli accountant (roa'e heshbon) can confirm your specific filing obligations.