Corporate Tax

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 introduction of global minimum corporate tax would be a major update to international tax rules. While the idea has been gaining momentum, some countries are against it. But how would this global minimum tax work? Where does Hungary stand? And most importantly: will your Hungarian business be affected?
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In times of change, it makes sense to base your plans on factors that are less liable to change. This is why it is worth choosing Hungary when you are moving your business to Europe.
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KIVA, or the small business tax benefits companies in the service industry in Hungary. It is best for companies selling their expertise instead of goods.
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When you are starting business in Europe, it might not be obvious where you want to set up your company. This short comparison of company formation in Poland, Hungary, Serbia and Albania might be able to set you on the right track.
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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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Only 9% is payable regardless of how much your turnover or profit is. Although some countries apply higher corporate tax rates to companies with higher profit, there is no such rule in Hungary. This means that you can take advantage of the lowest corporate tax rate in Europe regardless of your business volume.
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Several international corporations choose Hungary to set up a subsidiary in Europe, giants like IBM or Microsoft among them. The most attractive features of the country are low taxes, affordable operation costs, a central location in the EU and full Schengen access.
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Whether you already have a company in Hungary or you are planning to register one, understanding how the 9% corporation tax rate affect your Hungarian business is crucial for planning ahead in 2017.
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No matter how great your performance is if you end up paying half of your profits to the government, right? Paying taxes is inevitable, but if you spend some time looking around and evaluate your options, you might save a lot on taxes.
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