"'Why and How to Invest in Real Estate in Hungary in the ever-changing legislative environment? The seminar plans to highlight the potentials and the pitfalls in the recent legislative changes relating to real estate transactions and give property specialists an insight into how these changes should be taken into account when preparing the financial and tax planning of a real estate transaction.'Venue: Valetta II. Conference Centre, Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal
Address: 1073 Budapest, Erzsébet krt. 43-49.
Topics:
Impact of new legislative changes relating to real estate transactions from the point of view of acquisition and sales of property; property development; property lease.
Tax treatment of various transactions; especially VAT treatment; stamp duty; other taxes (local building and land tax, luxury tax, etc); corporate tax and special tax of project company; accounting and tax treatment of capital expenditures.
Creating value for real estate investors by tax planning (aimed at finding best acquisition structure; best investment and exit strategies); corporate restructurings aimed at real estate buy out; learning from experience.
The most important feature of the seminar will be that the most typical mistakes occurring in a real estate transaction will be presented throughout the whole seminar relating to the above points.
Lilla Stricca, Partner, Mazars Metrum Kft.
Sándor Szmicsek, Partner, Mazars Metrum Kft.
Zsuzsanna Fekete, Corporate Finance Manager, Mazars Metrum Kft.
The seminar will be followed by a Q&A session.
The language of the seminar is English. Translation will not be provided.
Coffee and refreshments will be available during the seminar.
Participation fee:
BCCH members HUF 5,000 + VAT
Non-members HUF 8,000 + VAT (payable in cash on the spot)
Please confirm your attendance by noon 3 December 2007 the latest.
For further information, please contact the BCCH office on 302-5200.
Register by clicking here
We can only accept a limited number of registrations on a first come first served basis.
We can only accept cancellations 48 hours prior to the event.
Late cancellations and no shows will be invoiced."
Source: British Chamber of Commerce in Hungary
23.11.2007