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Budapest Named Most Affordable City In The World To Run A Business

Budapest Named Most Affordable City In The World To Run A Business

Budapest is the most affordable city in the world to run a business from, thanks to factors such as a low corporate tax rate and cheap monthly internet costs, according to research by U.K. energy broker company Utility Bidder.
President Signs Small Business Tax Changes Into Law

President Signs Small Business Tax Changes Into Law

President János Áder signed the law establishing the state budget that also amends the rules governing the Itemised Tax for Small Businesses (KATA) in a bid to crack down on small business tax abusers.
Castle 'Food Pavilions' Proposed For Domestic Tourists By Budapest First District Mayor

Castle 'Food Pavilions' Proposed For Domestic Tourists By Budapest First District Mayor

Fidesz and a local residents’ group are objecting to a plan by First District mayor Márta Naszályi to allow booths selling prepared food and other items in Buda Castle.
Opposition Protests Planned Investments On Budapest Hajógyári Island

Opposition Protests Planned Investments On Budapest Hajógyári Island

Politicians of the opposition Párbeszéd and Democratic Coalition (DK) parties on Tuesday protested against reported plans by the government to set up a levy system and a kayak-canoe academy on Budapest’s Hajógyári Island on the Danube.
Hungary To Crack Down On Tax Avoiding Small Businesses

Hungary To Crack Down On Tax Avoiding Small Businesses

In a bid to crack down on tax cheats, the government is changing rules governing the Itemised Tax for Small Businesses (KATA) from next year.
Hungary's New 'National Consultation' Questions Revealed

Hungary's New 'National Consultation' Questions Revealed

The government has published thirteen questions to be put to the Hungarian public in the National Consultation in connection with the novel coronavirus and restarting the economy.
Hungarian House Speaker: Trust In Democratic Institutions Eroding

Hungarian House Speaker: Trust In Democratic Institutions Eroding

The public’s trust in democratic institutions is eroding worldwide as there are ongoing efforts to undermine “common, public national trust”, House Speaker László Kövér said.
Hungarian Army Starts Disinfecting Hundreds Of Elderly Care Homes

Hungarian Army Starts Disinfecting Hundreds Of Elderly Care Homes

Hungarian army units have started disinfecting several hundred elderly care homes across the country in a bid to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus, the defence ministry said.
Hungarian Low-Cost Carrier Wizz Air Cancels Flights To Italy, Israel

Hungarian Low-Cost Carrier Wizz Air Cancels Flights To Italy, Israel

Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air said it is cancelling flights to Italy and Israel because of restrictions introduced to contain the new coronavirus.
Budapest Named Most Affordable City In The World To Run A Business

Budapest Named Most Affordable City In The World To Run A Business

Budapest is the most affordable city in the world to run a business from, thanks to factors such as a low corporate tax rate and cheap monthly internet costs, according to research by U.K. energy broker company Utility Bidder.
President Signs Small Business Tax Changes Into Law

President Signs Small Business Tax Changes Into Law

President János Áder signed the law establishing the state budget that also amends the rules governing the Itemised Tax for Small Businesses (KATA) in a bid to crack down on small business tax abusers.
Castle 'Food Pavilions' Proposed For Domestic Tourists By Budapest First District Mayor

Castle 'Food Pavilions' Proposed For Domestic Tourists By Budapest First District Mayor

Fidesz and a local residents’ group are objecting to a plan by First District mayor Márta Naszályi to allow booths selling prepared food and other items in Buda Castle.
Opposition Protests Planned Investments On Budapest Hajógyári Island

Opposition Protests Planned Investments On Budapest Hajógyári Island

Politicians of the opposition Párbeszéd and Democratic Coalition (DK) parties on Tuesday protested against reported plans by the government to set up a levy system and a kayak-canoe academy on Budapest’s Hajógyári Island on the Danube.
Hungary To Crack Down On Tax Avoiding Small Businesses

Hungary To Crack Down On Tax Avoiding Small Businesses

In a bid to crack down on tax cheats, the government is changing rules governing the Itemised Tax for Small Businesses (KATA) from next year.
Hungary's New 'National Consultation' Questions Revealed

Hungary's New 'National Consultation' Questions Revealed

The government has published thirteen questions to be put to the Hungarian public in the National Consultation in connection with the novel coronavirus and restarting the economy.
Hungarian House Speaker: Trust In Democratic Institutions Eroding

Hungarian House Speaker: Trust In Democratic Institutions Eroding

The public’s trust in democratic institutions is eroding worldwide as there are ongoing efforts to undermine “common, public national trust”, House Speaker László Kövér said.
Hungarian Army Starts Disinfecting Hundreds Of Elderly Care Homes

Hungarian Army Starts Disinfecting Hundreds Of Elderly Care Homes

Hungarian army units have started disinfecting several hundred elderly care homes across the country in a bid to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus, the defence ministry said.
Hungarian Low-Cost Carrier Wizz Air Cancels Flights To Italy, Israel

Hungarian Low-Cost Carrier Wizz Air Cancels Flights To Italy, Israel

Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air said it is cancelling flights to Italy and Israel because of restrictions introduced to contain the new coronavirus.