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Global Minimum Tax in Hungary: Filing Deadline Approaches for the 2024 Tax Year

June 9, 2026 Horizon Solutions Corporate Income Tax, International Tax, Tax, World Comments Off

The Global Minimum Tax (GMT) regime has officially entered its first practical compliance phase in Hungary.

Hungary as an Attractive Destination for Retirement

June 2, 2026 Horizon Solutions Family, Hungary, Immigration, International Tax, Personal income tax, Tax Comments Off

Planning to retire in Hungary is becoming increasingly appealing for international retirees who want a high quality of life, a central European location, and a more affordable lifestyle than in many Western European countries.

Global Minimum Tax: Practical Experience from Hungary

March 5, 2026 Horizon Solutions Corporate Income Tax, European Union (EU), Insights, International Tax, Tax, World Comments Off

Hungary’s practical experience with the global minimum tax, explaining covered taxes, IFRS–HU GAAP differences, QDMTT outcomes, and why zero tax still requires full compliance to avoid significant penalties.

Crypto Transactions in Hungary: When Tax Liability Truly Begins

September 9, 2025 Horizon Solutions Corporate Income Tax, European Union (EU), Hungary, Insights, International Tax, Tax, Tech Comments Off

Hungary’s Tax Advantage for Crypto Enterprises Hungary offers one of the most favourable tax environments […]

Tax-free Employee Share Plan in Hungary – A Strategic Incentive for Businesses

February 24, 2025 Horizon Solutions Employee Share, Hungary, International Tax, Personal income tax, Tax Comments Off

The Approved Employee Share Plan (AESP), as defined under Section 77/C of the Hungarian Personal […]

Trump’s Unilateral Tax Retaliation: Risks for Non-Treaty Countries, like Hungary

February 4, 2025 Horizon Solutions Corporate Income Tax, Hungary, International Tax, Personal income tax, Tax, USA, World Comments Off

The latest executive actions by U.S. President Donald Trump to activate Section 891 of US Tax Code have sent shockwaves through the international tax landscape.