The article discusses the temporary directive that sets the amount of purchase tax on additional apartments, considered as a purchase tax for investors. This is a topic that concerns the real estate sector in Israel, especially given that the directive is set to expire at the end of the current year. This situation creates tension among potential investors looking to purchase additional apartments, as a change in the tax amount could affect the investment's viability. Professionals in the fields of taxation and real estate are monitoring developments and assessing possible impacts on the market. It is worth noting that the purchase tax is one of the central components that can influence purchasing decisions, so it is important to understand the implications of the expected changes. The article emphasizes the need to monitor the directives and decisions made by the Ministry of Finance and the Tax Authority to prepare for the anticipated changes in the real estate market.