Fringe Benefits
Part of the economic relief measures in Hungary due to the coronavirus pandemic, some payroll taxes are reduced to help retain employees and heighten job security. The structure of fringe benefits and healthcare contributions also changes.
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Some fringe benefits used to have a tax rate of 40.71% until the end of 2018. Starting from 2019, both the employer and the employee pays the regular payroll and income taxes on them.
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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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Apart from salary, employees can receive a “non-salary compensation”. The various fringe benefits or cafeteria elements offer more favorable taxation options than regular salary – this is why many employers decide to offer cafeteria to their employees.
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