Cash transactions in Hungary are limited only for B2B transactions; here the limit is HUF 1.5 million in any calendar month regarding each contract. There are no limits on B2C transactions, although they require additional paperwork above certain thresholds depending on the products sold. You will also need to set a limit for yourself regarding how much cash you may handle at your Hungarian business.
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In an attempt to better support families in Hungary, various tax benefits have been introduced and then extended over recent years. One of them is the tax exemption for mothers, which allows women to avoid paying personal income tax based on their age and the number of their children. Eligibility conditions have been being broadened, and the trend is expected to continue in coming years.
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At a Hungarian business, every money transaction needs to be documented. This is true not only for electronic or wire transactions, but also for cash transactions. If your business manages cash, you will need to have a petty cash log and appropriate documentation even if you do not have a regular cash register. Additionally, petty cash registers are often scrutinized during tax audits, so they must be up to date.
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Fringe benefits are a form of compensation apart from a salary. They are typically available for specific purposes and at tax rates lower than those of regular salaries. If you are interested in applying them at your Hungarian company, consult your accountant to see if they indeed provide a cost-effective solution for your business.
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The new year has arrived, and several changes announced throughout last year have come into force now. See our summary here and start the new year fully compliant with HR and payroll related regulations.
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Starting from next year, KIVA will allow even more small and mid-sized businesses to save on taxes. Read on to learn about changes to the KIVA tax regime and get an overview of how choosing the Small Business Tax can help you optimize the operational costs at your Hungarian company.
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If your company does business in Hungary, you might need to register under VAT here and get a Hungarian tax ID. Helpers Finance usually offers this only to EU-based businesses, but below you can get a summary of why you would need VAT registration and how to get started.
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In Hungary, the minimum wage is raised every year in an attempt to keep up with inflation and increasing living costs so it remains a living wage. It is always the result of ongoing negotiations between the representatives of employees, employers, and the government. The new minimum wage for 2026 has just been announced – let’s see how it will affect your Hungarian business.
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Taxes in Hungary get updated regularly to reflect changes in economy. The Parliament has recently approved the latest tax package of 11 updates for 2026 and beyond. Read on to learn what the latest tax changes are and how they will affect your Hungarian business.
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The SZÉP Card, the most popular fringe benefit in Hungary, will again include groceries in its scope between December 2025 and April 2026. This is the third time the scope of the SZÉP Card has been extended this way over the last few years, and it is again a temporary measure, timed to support the holiday shopping and party season.
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