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The Hungarian Parliament recently adopted the tax packages for the year 2026, bringing several important changes to the lives of businesses in Hungary. According to the legislators, the amendments aim

In issue 2025/137 of the Hungarian Gazette, published on November 21, 2025, a law was announced on measures to reduce the tax burden on businesses, which amends a total of

Before closing the books, every company should review what information is recorded in their accounting and what requires special attention. This matters because after the year-end date, certain decisions can

From November 1, 2025, the AVDH (Document Authentication Based on Identification) service has been discontinued. As a result, the official position is that every representative of a business entity must

Why Is This Relevant Now? The year-end financial closing is crucial not only from an accounting perspective but also for tax decisions. The 10% KIVA rate remains an attractive alternative

The Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has launched a new targeted audit campaign that may require action from two specific taxpayer groups. The aim is to allow affected

For businesses operating in Hungary, demonstrating financial reliability is essential—especially when applying for government grants, participating in tenders, or building trust with partners. The NAV Debt-Free Taxpayer Database (KOMA) offers

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), in its ruling in the Arcomet case, shed light on an important issue: certain transfer pricing adjustments cannot be approached solely

As the end of the year approaches, more details are emerging about the tax changes coming in 2026. While the full package is not yet finalized, several key elements have

As of 15 September 2025, the Hungarian Tax Authority (NAV) has tightened the validation rules for online invoice data reporting. Fifteen former WARN messages have been reclassified as ERROR, meaning

🔍 The key: the place of supply rule. If your business activities are carried out in Hungary (or if the goods/services are used or consumed here), there is a high

According to a recent announcement by the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV), more than 43,000 businesses failed to publish their annual reports by the deadline at the end of