Reliefs for the self-employed during "Roaring Lion"


​Following the security situation and fighting during "Roaring Lion" - the National Insurance Institute would like to bring reliefs to you, the self-employed, during this period. We are here for you.

Reliefs for the self-employed during the emergency - Roaring Lion:

  1. Advances for the self-employed - the National Insurance will allow reductions in advances based on a declaration only.
    For self-employed worker represented by a tax advisor/accountant - The reduction of advance payments will be made through the "Client Representation System".
    Those who are not represented can apply by submitting this claim form: Request for Adjustment of Advance Payments (672) - Insurance Contributions
  2. Installment payments - During the state of emergency, a self-employed worker can arrange debt payments without linkage and without fines and in a long-term installment payments, through the National Insurance hotlines.
  3. Insured Classification Order - Self-employed workers whose occupation is a guide/artisan, etc., whose status in the National Insurance is "employee according to the insured classification order"
    With the transfer of the Treasury Outline on "Unpaid Leave" legislation - the National Insurance will publish a dedicated form that can be used to submit unemployment benefit claims and through a procedure similar to that implement during the "Rising Lion" operation.
    Important! To be eligible for unemployment benefits, you must register with the Employment Service. For information on reporting following the war, visit the Employment Service website.
  4. Individual inquiries - The National Insurance will facilitate individual inquiries from self-employed individuals who won't pay their insurance contributions by the 15th of the month and allow them to pay at a later date. The National Insurance will also facilitate requests from self-employed individuals to cancel seizures that were already imposed before the operation.
  5. Enforcement actions - The National Insurance Institute freeze enforcement actions and refrain from imposing seizures.
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