UK citizens with EEA registration certificates can apply for a national permanent residence permit in Hungary with favourable conditions till the end of this year.
The employee preference survey results and the winners of Most Attractive Employer 2021 Awards are available
On 2 November 2021, Anikó Hinterstein will join PwC Hungary as new HR Leader.
Hungarian employees who are raising children in 2021 are entitled to a refund of the personal income tax they have paid.
The integration of the Online Cash Register (OPG) and the Online Invoice system has been implemented live since the 1st of October 2021, the National Tax and Customs Administration of Hungary (NAV) announced.
PwC Hungary is proud to announce the appointment of new directors from 1 October 2021. In their new roles, András Horváth and Emőke Szántó-Kapornay will bolster the Assurance practice, while Ádám Gusztáv Nagy will be in charge of technology consulting.
The Hungarian Government has issued several regulations which have a significant impact both on the construction industry and on the sector extracting base materials used in the construction sector.
According to the Government Decree 403/2021, from 9 July, the transport of raw materials and products of strategic importance for the security of supply of the construction industry will also be subject to EKÁER reporting.
PwC Hungary is proud to announce the appointment of two new partners from 1 July 2021. In their new roles, Krisztina Kőmíves will bolster the tax advisory practice, while Szabolcs Mezei will be in charge of public sector consulting.
A new legislative amendment seeks to quell the reporting woes of foreign customers using self-billing: as of 26 June 2021, they have alternative options and not real-time solutions to meet their online reporting obligations.
The research, development and innovation (RDI) subsidy will be available for both SME’s and large enterprises. The call’s aim is to support the RDI activity of different sized enterprises at different development levels.
Grace period is introduced until 30 June 2021 regarding the online reporting obligation for those taxpayers, who do not have Hungarian VAT ID and apply self-billing as customers.
PwC Hungary has surveyed the expectations of Hungarian CEOs every year for the past ten years. Since the beginning of our survey, optimism has never been higher about the rate of global and Hungarian economic growth. In 2021, half of the respondents expect an increase in headcount. However, the pandemic has deepened...
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In essence, under the new rules in force since 4 January 2021, online invoice data reporting is now mandatory for nearly all types of invoices issued in accordance with Hungarian invoicing rules. In cross-border transactions, the fact that self-billing is used may, in itself, affect which Member State's invoicing rules...
