Hungary Publishes Technical API Specificationsfor DAC9 Reporting Hungary’s National Tax and Customs Administration has released the technical API specifications for DAC9 reporting related to the global minimum tax, outlining the structural framework required for the electronic submission of the GloBE Information Return (GIR). The initial submission deadline for the GIR has been set as 30 […]
Hungary E-Cash Register and E Receipt Rules:Real Time NAV Reporting and 10 Year Storage Hungary is implementing a new regulatory framework for e-cash registers and e-receipts, replacing or supplementing the previous online cash register (OPG) system. Core Provisions Requirements for Distributors Implementation Timeline Official Hungarian regulation on receipt reporting rules
Hungary Mandates New Receipt Reporting Rules:Paper-Based Systems to be Phased Out The National Tax and Customs Administration of Hungary (NAV) has announced a significant shift toward a fully digital tax environment. Starting January 1, 2026, businesses that do not utilize cash registers or e-cash registers will be required to report receipt data directly to the
Hungary: 2026 Autumn Tax Package Enacted Hungary has enacted its Autumn Tax Package measures for 2026, aiming to reduce administrative burdens and harmonize legislation. Key changes include a phased increase in the flat tax regime’s lump-sum cost ratio for individual entrepreneurs to 50% and a significant increase in the eligibility thresholds for the small business
Hungary 2565 VAT Return 2025 : UpdatedGuide Released The Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has published a comprehensive updated guide for completing the 2565 VAT return form. The new manual includes significant changes effective from 2025. Key Changes and Updates Currency Format Update Starting in 2025, several forms will undergo an important change.
Hungary E-Invoicing Mandate for Energy Sector 2025 From January 1, 2025, Hungary will implement mandatory electronic invoicing for electricity and natural gas trading businesses. The regulation targets entities such as electricity traders, distributors, transmission system operators, and natural gas providers, making e-invoicing a requirement for business-to-business transactions. The new rules, set out in Government Decree No.
