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Globalization and the expansion of international relationships also have an impact on employment.
Read moreAs to the structure of the tax regime, the tax package of 2014 contains changes much less significant than the similar packages of the previous years. Still, 31 legal regulations will be amended from the beginning of next year to implement the details of the new rules.
Read moreDespite the global crisis, the number of businesses grew spectacularly in recent years in large emerging economies. While from 2007 to 2011 the number of active businesses increased by only slightly more than 3 percent in the most developed countries of the world, there was a 25 percent growth in this regard within the BRICS group of the largest emerging countries – the survey “Business Births and Deaths” of the international financial and tax consulting network RSM International reveals. News is even worse from a Hungarian perspective as we have the worst result even within the European league: in 2011, the number of active businesses exceeded that of 2007 by only 0.3 percent.
Read moreIt will apply to accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2015 and will apply to all UK companies who do not report under IFRS, FRS 101 or who do not qualify as a small entity. In some areas the new standard represents a significant change from existing GAAP. It is expected that the changes will impact both the current and deferred tax calculations with larger entities expected to be most affected.
Read moreThe Decree of the Ministry for National Economy on the work schedule around the public holidays of 2014 was published on 30 August.
Read moreBefore changes employer had to issue income certificate in the case of employment termination.
Read moreYet, I still believe the most important question is what is best for the audit market and audit quality.
Read moreBeing a VAT expert, tax-exempt product imports are close to my heart. I recently attended a conference where most of the guests were managers of companies importing products in Hungary and then selling and transporting them after customs clearance to companies in other member states.
Read moreOn 9 April 2013, the CJEU decided in the Commission vs. Ireland (C-85/11) case that non-taxable persons can be part of a VAT group on the basis that the VAT Directive determines that a fiscal unity can be formed by ‘persons’ and does not prescribe that each member of the fiscal unity must be an entrepreneur or taxable person for VAT purposes.
Read moreThe banking data of individuals, for instance, will be as easily and quickly accessible for the tax authority as the data of property or vehicle registers.
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