Doing business in Hungary? See our exclusive webinar discussing the upcoming tax changes in Hungary during 2020
Hungarian member firm BPO Audit Tax recently broadcast a webinar exclusively for their clients and for members of MGI Worldwide with CPAAI.
2020 is set to see a host of new changes being implemented in Hungary. Presented by László Killik, Partner at BPO Audit Tax, and International Committee Member for MGI Worldwide with CPAAI in Europe, the 2020 Hungarian Tax webinar elaborates on what to expect as a result of the changes in corporate income tax, small Business tax and value-added tax.
Find out what these new developments will mean for VAT refunds, bad debts, rules regarding online invoice reporting, changes in PIT and contributions and more.
The informative 60-minute webinar is available to view now, and a reminder that these insights are exclusive for clients of BPO Audit Tax and for members of MGI Worldwide and CPAAI.
You can view this exclusive 2020 Hungarian Tax webinar HERE. To access the password please contact Gabriella Kőhegyi at [email protected].
More about BPO Audit Tax
BPO Audit Tax have been a member of the MGI Worldwide global accounting network for the past 15 years. As active and visible members they regularly send Partners and others within their firm to represent them at our European and International meetings.
Partner at the firm, László Killik, is also the European Eastern Circle Leader and International Committee Member for MGI Worldwide with CPAAI representing Europe.
How to find out more
BPO Audit Tax encourage members of MGI Worldwide with CPAAI to come forward and find out more about these changes and what they will mean for business. For questions or more information about doing business in Hungary and the recent tax changes please contact László Killik at [email protected].
For more information visit BPO Audit Tax's member profile page or their website.
MGI Worldwide with CPAAI is a top 20 ranked global accounting network and association with 9,000 independent auditors, accountants and tax experts in some 380 locations in almost 100 countries around the world.