EU to slap tax on large tech companies

EU to ruin 'Dutch sandwich' for Google, Apple, Facebook and the likes.

Bitcoin: not black, not white (x)

While more and more people all around the world are being bitten by the bitcoin bug, tax authorities are subjecting transactions executed with the cryptocurrency to ever closer scrutiny.

Hungary does not surrender plan to cut personal income tax further - Varga

However, it needs to consider budget balance.

"I may be gone for some time" (x)

Tax implications of moving abroad.

To be continued? (x)

There’s still demand for setting up companies abroad.

A few more years and NAV should be preparing most tax returns in Hungary

Tax authority NAV chief looks into the future.

Hungarian PM Orbán finds new comrade in taxation battle

Ireland's PM pays Budapest a visit.

Low VAT on new residential property may remain longer in Hungary

Economy Minister Varga talks deadline extension.

How to win a tax lawsuit... (x)

Easily, quickly and simply.

Hungary EcoMin announces huge plan

It's about 700 billion forints!

Chinese goods flood Hungary even without mammoth railway project

Container traffic up by a third in annual terms.

Brussels to cut off a major source of VAT fraud linked to used car sales

Commission announces new measures to battle VAT fraud.

Hungary plans no change to 5% VAT on newly-built homes - Varga

Preferential rate to remain in effect until end-2019.

Hungary's Orbán pats fuel price magician tax chief on the back

PM urges others to follow Tállai's example and bargain lower fuel prices with Mol.

Hungarian Parliament passes tax reduction

Contribution reduction will be larger as a result of wage hike.

Hungary EcoMin announces new tax relief

Small businesses to benefit if EU nods on plan.

Price of eggs could rise sharply in Hungary, Poultry Product Council warns

By up to 50%.

Hungary EcoMin Varga announces new tax credit

Commission approval has already been requested.

Hungary EcoMin submits bill to lower social contribution tax

Additional 0.5ppt cut to be made next year.

VAT on public-purpose investments: property developers can breathe a sigh of relief (x)