Manager, Tax services
Mátyás Budai is an economist and an expert with several years of experience as a tax advisor in the field of value-added tax. In his former role as senior tax advisor within Digital Tax Solutions, he was responsible for the development and adaptation of automated tax solutions, as well as the tax-related development and implementation of our Connectax platform which supports tax compliance and compliance with invoice data reporting obligations.
Furthermore, he manages the area of digital tax and IT advisory within Tax Services, supporting our clients in fully complying with their online invoice data reporting obligations, matters concerning electronic invoicing and archival, reviewing invoicing software and developing IT systems.
He is involved in compliance projects as a manager within Tax Services at RSM Hungary Zrt. He manages the tax compliance and tax advisory projects of international enterprises and is involved in tax representation in the course of tax audits.
The move to electronic invoicing could be the first step in transforming administration. An increasing number of companies prefer contactless payments and paperless invoicing and are looking for e-invoicing solutions that are compatible with teleworking, while automating internal processes and increasing efficiency.
Read moreAccording to the recently published tax audit plan of the Hungarian Tax Authority, risk analyses based on data from the Online Invoice System will be in focus this year.
Read moreInstead of the originally planned target date of 12 November, the offering of Hungarian Tax Authority\'s VAT return drafts is to be postponed until the end of the state of emergency, i.e. until 1 January 2022 for certain. It seems that more time is necessary for the finalization of developments and the launch of the system after all.
Read moreThe special requirements of Hungarian taxation have posed a considerable challenge for the corporate users and developers of invoicing software, particularly of foreign ERP systems. Our summary casts light on the typical problems, as well as their solutions.
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