Taxpayer Donations To Charities & Churches Up 5% In 2020
- 30 Mar 2021 9:05 AM
Some 2.2 million taxpayers in Hungary opted to donate 1% of their income tax to charities or churches last year, up 5% from 2019.
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More >>The Mi Hazánk party finds it unacceptable that there could be events in the summer that only those with an inoculation certificate may attend, as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in his latest radio interview, party vice-president Dóra Dúró said on Sunday.
More >>The cybercrime intelligence unit of the National Investigation Bureau has warned that a FluBot malware campaign has hit Hungary hard and there could be hundreds of thousands of victims.
More >>One year ago, as the world was adjusting to the spread of a new virus and unprecedented government shutdowns and isolations schemes, the Lazy Women appeared in a small corner of the Internet.
More >>Hungary may see the peak of the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic in the coming days, virologist Miklós Rusvai said.
More >>A renowned liberal economist believes Hungary is neither a democracy nor a dictatorship, while a conservative philosopher thinks that Prime Minister Orbán is bringing the regime change to completion.
More >>Hungary is still facing difficult days and weeks ahead because of the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic, a health authority official has warned.
More >>Moody’s Investors Service did not update Hungary’s sovereign rating on Friday, although it was scheduled for a review.
More >>Politicians and theatre directors sent messages, while theatres put on events on Saturday, to mark World Theatre Day.
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