Accountancy
If you operate a company, sooner or later you will need employees. We have already wrote about what to keep in mind when making a new hire – now let’s see the various scenarios for terminating employment.
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If you have a Hungarian company, you probably have at least two or three bank accounts. But why exactly do you need them? Company bank accounts defined by currency The most important feature of a bank account is its currency. Nothing is simpler than receiving EUR payment to your EUR account, or paying a HUF […]
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Opening a bank account is obligatory for all Hungarian companies. You have to comply within 8 days after company registration. This is a prerequisite of starting your business activity. We usually advise clients to open 3 bank accounts for 3 currencies. Read on to learn why! Open 3 Hungarian bank accounts HUF: for official fees, …
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Depending on the nature of their business, we usually suggest that our clients open 2 or 3 bank accounts for their Hungarian companies at a local bank: HUF, EUR, and USD, different currencies for partners from different markets.
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VAT regulations in Hungary are amended each year to adapt to the changing economical environment. Learn about the 2018 VAT reduction and other new regulations regarding invoices with a high VAT content.
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If your company has employees, your company deducts the personal income tax from their gross salaries (together with the social contributions). This way employees only get their net salaries, and you transfer their personal income tax to the Tax Authority.
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Corporate tax in Hungary is still 9%, which is the lowest in the EU. This, with the simple and fast incorporation procedure makes Hungary an ideal place so set up your first EU company and start trading in Europe. See the latest allowances and reductions you can apply for.
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In 2018 again, Hungarian payroll taxes and salaries have been modified to meet the new conditions of the changing world. Just like last year, the minimum wage has been increased, while the employer’s payroll taxes decreased.
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Offering fringe benefits can make your company a more attractive work place for professionals, while it also helps you cut costs on taxes and contributions. In light of the latest developments, you might want to change the cafeteria plan you offer to your employees.
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Your accountant should know about all bank accounts you have registered with your Hungarian company, regardless whether it is at a Hungarian or a foreign bank. Check your records, and make sure your accountant knows about all your company bank accounts.
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