IL Invoice Organizer
Verified92/100Parse and organize Hebrew invoices for Israeli bookkeeping: VAT 1/6 extraction, Tax Authority expense categories, Osek Murshe/Patur recognition, and accountant-ready export. Use when user asks about organizing invoices, expense categorization, VAT extraction, or preparing documents for their accountant. Do NOT use for invoice generation (use israeli-e-invoice instead) or for VAT report filing (use israeli-vat-reporting instead).
Trust score 92/100 (Verified) · 130+ installs · 3 GitHub contributors · MIT license
Hebrew invoices come in various formats, with VAT, tax withholding, and authorized dealer numbers that need to be extracted and organized. Israeli bookkeeping requires precise expense categorization according to tax categories, and manual invoice processing consumes hours of valuable time every month.
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Developers? Install via command line (CLI)
npx skills-il add skills-il/tax-and-finance@v1.3.0-il-invoice-organizer --skill il-invoice-organizer -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- Preparing a stack of invoices for the accountant at month/year end
- Extracting VAT from a total and assigning a Tax Authority expense category
- Receiving an invoice from an Osek Patur and deciding how to handle VAT input
- Validating a supplier TIN or Osek Murshe/Patur/Hevra Peratit status
- Splitting mixed-use expenses (vehicle, entertainment) for deduction
Try These Prompts
I have an invoice from an Israeli supplier. Please extract the details: supplier name, business ID, date, pre-VAT amount, VAT, and total amount.
I have a pile of invoices from last month. Please sort them by expense category and give me a summary for bookkeeping purposes.
Check this invoice and tell me if there are any errors: incorrect VAT calculation, missing details, or mismatched amounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
Major invoice-accuracy update: foreign-supplier invoices carry no Israeli VAT (import VAT via customs entry only), hospitality input VAT blocked (Reg 16), 6-month input-VAT window, invoice-in-business-name gate, private-vehicle purchase VAT non-deductible, and the monthly/bi-monthly VAT threshold updated to NIS 1,775,000 (2026) with a detailed report from NIS 500,000. The bundled categorizer script now enforces the hospitality and vehicle-purchase rules.
Jul 6, 2026
Osek Patur 2026 turnover ceiling raised from 120,000 to 122,833 NIS (CPI indexation). SHAAM allocation-number thresholds chronology: 20K (2025), 10K (Jan 1 2026), 5K (Jun 1 2026). VAT 18% unchanged for 2026 (19% rejected). New filing-deadlines table (VAT bi-monthly above 1.51M NIS, annual income tax April 30 / May 31 via meytzag). Osek Zair 30% flat-expense election option. 14-day invoice issuance window.
May 20, 2026
Fix VAT 17% → 18% across the categorizer script, references, and Example 1 CSV. Align category codes (1-12) across SKILL.md, references, and script. Add staged SHAAM allocation threshold logic (NIS 20K in 2025; NIS 10K from 1 Jan 2026; NIS 5K from 1 Jun 2026). Add EN Example 4 (mixed-use vehicle) and fix HE Example 4 fuel-VAT math (356.95, not 357.29).
May 1, 2026
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