Payroll-related tax and labour law changes in Hungary – 2024 Autumn
SME INFO Nr.2024-2 Hungary – This publication focuses on the changes in tax law affecting payroll, as well as on some labour changes. As usual, our goal is, instead of issuing a comprehensive summary, to focus on the changes we consider significant.
Report on corporate income tax information
SME INFO Nr.2024-1 Hungary – Looking back at the Community directives adopted in previous years, it can be said that companies, established in the EU, increasingly face with harmonised reporting obligations across Member States. Several such reports have already been introduced in Hungary, such as the Country-by-Country (CbC) report to be submitted to the tax authority or the report on payments to governments to be published together with the annual accounts. In this publication, we review the latest corporate tax information reporting requirements, applicable for the first time for the financial year, starting on or after 22 June 2024.
Changes to Act on Social Contribution Tax concerning the tax allowance for labour market entrants
SME QUICK INFO Nr.Q2024-01 –The amendment Social Contribution Tax will affects the preconditions and the period of application of the social contribution tax allowance for employees who are considered to be entrants to the labour market.
Changes for employers in social insurance when employing Agreements to work
Registration is compulsory from 1 July 2024 for all employees with Agreement to work (ATW) as well as for all employers who have only employees with ATW.
Legislative changes affecting corporate taxes and VAT in Czechia in 2024
SME INFO CZ Nr.2024-1 – From January 2024, amendments to the VAT and Income Tax Acts will come into force. The changes are part of government’s consolidation package, and concern, in addition to tax rates, the tax deductibility of certain expenses.
Legislative changes impacting payroll in Czechia in 2024 - II
SME INFO CZ Nr.2023-04-2 – We supplement previously published information on legislative changes with impact on payroll from January 2024 especially in areas of minimum salary, social insurance and meal vouchers.