If you run a business, you are probably familiar with the basics of invoicing and know what to write on an invoice. But are e-invoices, PDF invoices or paper invoices the best option for you? There is more to consider than meets the eye.
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Most business owners in Hungary are used to issuing and receiving invoices with value-added tax. When such an invoice is issued, the buyer must pay the gross amount, and later both parties submit a VAT report indicating the value added tax they received and paid. These two amounts determine whether the seller needs to forward any VAT to the tax authority. Reverse charge works the opposite way: the seller cannot charge VAT because it must be determined and paid by the buyer.
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the terms home office and telework are often used interchangeably in Hungary, they refer to different concepts. You should be aware of the difference and the implications for you as an employer to ensure that you comply with the regulations.
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If you have a business in Hungary, you may have received an e-mail from the Budapest Chamber of Commerce (BKIK) about your yearly contribution. This is a fee that all Hungarian companies must pay to support the operations of the Chamber of Commerce. But how much do you need to pay and what can you expect if you miss the deadline?
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Whether your services are subject to VAT depends on who your customers are and where they are located. Since the applicable VAT rate also depends on the kind of services you sell, international service sales are a complex matter.
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The development tax benefit allows Hungarian SMEs realizing certain investments to decrease their corporate tax by up to 80%. The mechanism is simple: you can reduce your corporate tax by a certain portion of the amount you invested.
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The new regulation features a separate section about cryptocurrencies in the act on personal income tax. What remains unchanged is that you only need to pay taxes when you exchange your cryptocurrencies for “traditional” currencies such as euros or forints.
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The parliament has recently approved tax cuts in Hungary from 2022. This week, we take a look at the update to regulations, explaining how it will affect your business in Hungary.
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the government recently had to adjust the corresponding rules due to the economic impact of Covid. But what are these changes are and how long will they be in place?
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In line with new regulations, the MOSS (Mini One Stop Shop) will be renamed to OSS (One Stop Shop) and extended to cover a wide range of goods.
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