
You can use your personal money to provide the share capital of your Hungarian company. Once that is done, however, your own money and the company’s money are separate, and you cannot make transfers freely or without proper documentation.
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Hungary does not have a progressive tax system, so it doesn’t really have tax brackets. However, it offers various tax benefits and preferential tax regimes that are available under certain income limits.
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This is good news for multinational companies operating in Hungary, as both their tax and administrative burdens lighten.
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As of January 1, 2025, the revenue cap for VAT exemption is increased to HUF 18 million in Hungary. This is great news to small businesses, since price increases of the last few years would have otherwise forced them to become VAT subjects.
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FEOR in Hungary is the standard classification of occupations. You will need it when you report a new hire to the Tax Authority, and it is used to make statistics about how the population is employed.
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NACE, or TEÁOR in Hungarian, is a classification of economic activities that is used in Europe to make statistics about what businesses do and where their income is from. The latest NACE update came into force as of 1 January 2025, and it might mean a few additional tasks for you and your accountant.
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In Hungary, the minimum wage is increased every year so it can remain a living wage against inflation. In line with this, the minimum wage is increased again as of 1 January 2025. Read on to see how this will affect your Hungarian business.
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The Hungarian Parliament has recently accepted the law governing taxes in Hungary in 2025. In our second article on changes being introduced next year, you can discover the 2025 tax changes most relevant to your Hungarian business operation.
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The new laws governing taxes in Hungary in 2025 has just been published. In our first article on this topic, you can discover the 2025 changes most relevant to HR and payroll, how to calculate taxes, and what benefits you can offer to your employees at your Hungarian company.
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The Hungarian government budget for 2025 was presented to the Parliament on 11 November, and is expected to be finalized by 20 December. It contains not only the amounts to be spent on various institutions, but also predictions and expectations for 2025.
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