Taxes
Every Hungarian business must be registered with the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce, which involves confirming your business information and paying a contribution every year. The deadline is March 31, and you should receive a reminder before the deadline if you have not yet paid. Payment is made easiest online with a credit or debit card.
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Like minimum wage, the revenue cap for VAT free operation is increased from time to time – in 2026, to HUF 20 million yearly. This way small businesses can increase their prices alongside rising expenses and still retain the benefits of running a small operation, such as reduced administration.
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With the season for filing your tax returns for 2025 coming up in Hungary, we have prepared a quick summary of deadlines, complete with explanations of the most important concepts and tasks. Personal income tax, tax benefits, tax residency, and options for filing your tax returns explained in one place.
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In an attempt to give a boost to the Hungarian hospitality industry, business meals at restaurants are not subject to representation tax starting from February 2026. At the same time, pálinka, a typical Hungarian fruit spirit can also be given freely as a business gift. These measures are supposed to also benefit businesses that often do business meetings over meals and like to present Hungarian-typical gifts to their partners. Learn about the Hungarian representation tax and the new exemptions here.
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In Hungary, the start of the year is always about updates to regulations. Business owners especially should watch out for updates that might be relevant to your business operation, although some changes are relevant to natural persons too. Below you can find a quick overview with links to more detailed descriptions. Read on!
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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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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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Every year, minimum wages are adjusted so employees can receive a living wage despite inflation. This year, employment related taxes do not change, so business costs will increase in proportion with the increase that has come into effect as of January 1, 2026.
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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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