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Hungary’s GDP change this year may also depend on Hollywood’s strike
The downtime will reducer Hungary’s GDP by almost a total loss of HUF 70-80 billion in tax revenues for the central budget.
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Navigating the Global Anti-Base Erosion Rules
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) made an announcement regarding a second set of Administrative Guidance.
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ITR EMEA TAX AWARDS 2023: Andersen among the best in 3 categories
The prestigious international taxation magazine, The International Tax Review published the shortlist of candidates.
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The General Block Exemption Regulation has been amended
The Community legislation lays down the ground rules for several state aid schemes.
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Favourable changes to subsidies provided within the VIP cash subsidy system
The Hungarian government published the expected modifications of the VIP Cash subsidy system.
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2nd Andersen CEE Subregional Partner Meeting in Budapest
A brief summary of the three-day event hosted by Andersen in Hungary.
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EPR System: High Fees and Additional Administration
On July 1, radical changes will enter into force in Hungary’s waste management field.
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Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
By embracing the CBAM and proactively adapting to its requirements, companies can stay ahead of the curve and demonstrate their commitment to sustainability.
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Regional aid intensity increased in three counties
The regional aid intensities for Baranya, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén and Heves counties have been increased to 60%.
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Grant opportunity for innovative projects related to GHG emission reduction
A grant of up to 60% aid intensity is available for innovative projects related to greenhouse gas emission reductions.
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M&A and PE Market Trends Q1 Europe
Q1 report and Q2 prediction from the European M&A group of Andersen.
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Transfer pricing documentation: immediate action proposed
The May roll-out of data reporting on related party transactions to NAV may cause serious problems for Hungarian companies.
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