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EU INC and Hungarian company formation

If all goes well, a new business form will be available to European businesses from 2027: EU INC. It will be possible to set up an EU INC in either of the 27 member states of the EU, but the company will be able to operate legally in all of the member states. For now, this is just a plan – stay tuned for updates.

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Election results in Hungary – what to expect from a TISZA government?

On April 12, TISZA party garnered a landslide victory in the latest general elections in Hungary. With that, the FIDESZ government will be replaced after their 16-year rule. Foreign exchange rates and stock markets seem hopeful about the results and the increased stability a TISZA government promises. At the same time, immigration related rules are not expected to change in the immediate future.

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What do EU Inc. and the 28th regime mean for business in the EU?

The European Commission is working hard to make the EU more competitive in the global market. As part of this effort, they have introduced the concept of the 28th regime, a virtual state besides the existing 27 member states. Through this, EU businesses could easily expand from their home country to the EU market by setting up an EU Inc. business.

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Business setup in Hungary – Why KFT is the best business structure?

Are you considering starting a business in Hungary? Then let our team at Helpers Hungary guide you through every step of business setup to ensure a smooth, efficient, and fully compliant process. Take advantage of our local know-how to make the most of the low corporate tax, the strategic location in the EU, and the flexible business structures.

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Ongoing services for growing companies

As a company grows, its operational needs will inevitably change over time. If you work with a partner like Helpers, you can receive administrative support throughout your entire Hungarian operation from a single provider, always adjusted for your current needs.

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Important updates for your Hungarian business in 2026

Start the new year by getting up to speed regarding new regulations that may affect your company operation in Hungary. Read on to get a summary, and let us know if you need help with business setup, administration, or accountancy.

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Bank holidays in Hungary 2026

Operating a business in Hungary? Then get ready for the new year by learning about bank holidays. There are 13 of them each year, and in 2026 there will be 3 working Saturdays that allow for the creation of long weekends. Employees will be more interested in taking their PTO on and around holidays, and if your business is open at that time, wage supplements will apply.

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New 3% loan available to businesses in the Széchenyi Card Program

After the introduction of a state backed 3% housing loan in September, Hungary has now launched a new loan scheme for businesses. The 3% loan is available in the Széchenyi Card Program that is intended to give a boost to small and medium-sized businesses in Hungary.

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Cash remains essential in Hungary in 2025

The Hungarian National Bank has just published its latest data on cash usage in Hungary. There are currently 725 million HUF bank notes and 2.6 billion HUF coins in use, worth HUF 9.125 billion in total. The most popular pieces are the HUF 20,000 notes and the HUF 5 coins, so the pieces of the highest and lowest value.

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Can your accountant liquidate your Hungarian company?

All good things come to an end. When your Hungarian business operation has run its course, you can officially close your business through a process called liquidation. In some cases, you can opt for simplified liquidation and the procedure can be completed simply by your accountant – learn when.

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