Partner, Head of Tax services
As head of Tax Services, that comprises the team of more than 40 tax expert of RSM Hungary, he works with Hungarian and multinational companies. Specialises on tax audits, digital tax solutions, international and domestic corporate structures, tax planning related to investments and acquisitions, corporate due diligence, tax benefits as well as tax advisory services related to the wealth planning. After several years of tax audit experience in the field of tax administration, he joined the RSM Hungary tax advisory team for over 10 years.
The summer and autumn 2022 tax packages will bring important tax changes for companies from 2023. In addition to changes affecting the key tax types – VAT, CIT, LBT, transfer pricing, PIT – let us discuss modifications in other areas of taxation.
Read moreSimilarly to 2010, the Hungarian Government has once again decided to impose additional taxes on certain profitable industries in order to support a balanced government budget, to maintain the utility cost reduction and to provide funding for the military.
Read moreA number of taxation changes will be introduced from January, including VAT, tax planning, corporate income tax (CIT),personal income tax (PIT),small business tax (KIVA),social contribution tax or local business tax (LBT),so companies will have a lot to think about. Here is an overview of the tax related changes important for companies that will take effect from 2022.
Read moreThe Government Decree on personal income tax refunds clears up who are eligible for a personal income tax refund in February 2022 in Hungary. The steps that employers and taxpayers need to take in order to obtain a tax refund have also become clear.
Read moreAmong the key elements of the changes planned to be included in the spring tax package of Hungary that will affect companies, we can find amendments to the rules concerning corporate income tax, social contribution tax, personal income tax, value-added tax, property tax, and excise tax.
Read moreIn recent years, there was a fundamental change in the model in which the Hungarian Tax Authority views its own function, its relationship with taxpayers and, last but not least, its role as the key guard of budget revenues.
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