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The majority of the amendments of the CIT Act are aimed at the expansion of tax benefits, some appear in the draft legislation in the form of tax base benefits, while others as tax benefits.
Read more12 October is also the deadline for social security contribution and social contribution tax return filing and payment for foreign enterprises not having the obligation to register in Hungary.
Read moreElectronic Road Control System (EKAER) has been introduced in 2015 and was modified several times since. This time the definition of the qualified vehicle changes from 1 August 2016.
Read moreThe Internet of Things can create more agile, efficient middle market businesses.
Read moreDuring the spring season the Parliament accepted Act LXVI of 2016 covering personal income tax (PIT) changes, which also substantially and fundamentally amends at several points fringe benefits giving the backbone of cafeteria systems. The changes may force companies to rethink their cafeteria systems. We wish to help in this process with this post.
Read moreMany among us may sense that the combination of technological developments, financial market innovation and changes in business models impacts our profession more than ever before. This may well make the profession all the more interesting, but it also creates some dissonance with the wider perception of accountants, which often associates us with conservative principles and unchanging techniques. It is therefore timely that we debate whether we should embrace ‘change’ to successfully drive accounting into the future before ‘change’ becomes imposed on us as a necessity, in order to maintain our highly impactful role in advancing firms’ good stewardship.
Read moreCurrently, businesses registered in Hungary are required to provide additional information on invoices with a VAT value of at least 1,000,000 HUF.
Read moreJust minutes after the referendum result was announced, the value of listed real estate companies on the London stock markets began to tumble.
Read moreThe most obvious conclusion from the Brexit vote is that UK manufacturers now face a period of major uncertainty.
Read moreAfter apocalyptic thunderstorms on the morning of the referendum, many woke up on Friday to glorious sunshine - well, at least 52 per cent of the country did.
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