Look up per diem reimbursement rates and mileage deductions for business travel worldwide.

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Item Name Destination Amount Conditions
Lodging All International 365 USD per night Income tax deduction ceiling for trips of up to 90 nights: for each of the first 7 nights, recognized lodging expenses (the lower of actual documented cost or the USD ceiling per night) are deductible in full; two or more trips separated by less than 14 consecutive days in Israel are treated as one trip.
Lodging All International 274 USD per night Income tax deduction ceiling for nights 8 through 90 of a trip of up to 90 nights: where the nightly cost exceeds USD 160, 75% of recognized lodging expenses are deductible, but not less than USD 160 and not more than USD 274 per night; where the nightly cost is below USD 160 the recognized lodging expense is deductible in full.
Lodging All International 160 USD per night Income tax deduction ceiling for trips exceeding 90 nights: recognized lodging expenses are deductible up to this amount per night starting from the first night of the trip.
Meals and incidentals All International 102 USD per day Ceiling for 'other expenses' (meals and incidental expenses) per day of stay abroad when lodging expenses are also claimed against receipts.
Meals and incidentals All International 171 USD per day Ceiling for 'other expenses' (meals and incidental expenses) per day of stay abroad when no lodging expenses are claimed.
Car rental abroad All International 80 USD per day Deduction for renting a car abroad used for performing the job: the lower of actual rental cost or USD 80 per day; the 25% ceiling increase for listed countries does not apply to car rental expenses.
Children's education expenses abroad All International 914 USD per month Allowed only where the taxpayer stays abroad continuously for more than 10 months; up to USD 914 per month per child under age 19; the assessing officer may allow excess education expenses considering the place of residence and study conditions.
Daily allowance All International 180 ILS per day Civil service default: for destinations that do not appear in the Accountant General tariff table, the subsistence allowance is ILS 180 per day (no lodging tariff is published for unlisted destinations); state emissaries and seconded staff arriving in Israel on duty also receive ILS 180 per day.; Civil service subsistence allowance (kitzvat shehiya) covering meals and incidental expenses (laundry, press, porterage, tips, minibar), paid in ILS per day from actual take-off to actual landing; on the outbound flight day entitlement is 100% for take-off before 12:00, 67% from 12:00, 33% from 16:00 and 0% from 20:00, and on the return day 0% for landing before 04:00, 33% from 04:00, 67% from 08:00 and 100% from 12:00 (each 4-hour slice is worth 33%).; The allowance is reduced by 15% for each breakfast funded by the government or another body (unless included in the lodging cost or served in flight), 30% per funded lunch and 30% per funded dinner; an employee who arranges alternative non-hotel lodging without any lodging funding receives, instead of the lodging allowance, a supplement of 50% of the daily subsistence allowance in addition to it.

Source URLs:
https://www.gov.il/BlobFolder/generalpage/income-tax-monthly-deductions-booklet/he/generalInformation_income-tax-monthly-deductions-booklet_monthly-deductions-booklet-2026.pdf
This source provides official travel rate information from gov.il.
https://takam.mof.gov.il/document/HOD.13.10.2.2
This source provides official travel rate information from takam.mof.gov.il.