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Hungary’s Inflation Rate Rises to 5.5% in January, Driven by Food, Service Costs

Hungary’s Inflation Rate Rises to 5.5% in January, Driven by Food, Service Costs

Hungary’s inflation rate reached 5.5% in January compared to the same month a year earlier, according to the Central Statistical Office (KSH), with soaring food and service prices contributing to the increase.
Budapest 'Can't Get Out of Paying Taxes', Says Hungarian Government

Budapest 'Can't Get Out of Paying Taxes', Says Hungarian Government

  • 10 Dec 2024 6:35 AM
  • finance
The Budapest municipality is going against the Constitutional Court's decision, which in October rejected Budapest's proposal that the solidarity tax the municipality was called on to pay to support poorer localities was unconstitutional, a state secretary of the finance ministry said.
Gov't “Seeks to Conceal” Purpose of One Billion Euro Loan to Hungary from China, Claims DK

Gov't “Seeks to Conceal” Purpose of One Billion Euro Loan to Hungary from China, Claims DK

The Democratic Coalition will file a request to the State Debt Management Centre for information concerning the terms of a one billion euro loan the government has recently taken out from China, László Varju, the opposition party’s deputy leader, told an online press conference.
Budapest Is Bankrupt, Finance Minister Announces

Budapest Is Bankrupt, Finance Minister Announces

The municipal court of appeals of Budapest has ruled that the city of Budapest cannot be exempted from certain tax payments, the finance minister said on Facebook on Tuesday, adding that the treasury had already collected 2 billion forints (EUR 5m) in tax arrears from the city’s account.
Agreement on Frozen EU Funds for Hungary Expected Before End of November

Agreement on Frozen EU Funds for Hungary Expected Before End of November

Tibor Navracsics, the regional development minister, told a conference on Tuesday that he trusted the government, before the end of next month, would be able to reach a definite agreement with the European Commission to unfreeze Hungary’s funds.
EU Funds 'Matter of Life or Death' for Budapest, Says Mayor

EU Funds 'Matter of Life or Death' for Budapest, Says Mayor

Access to European Union funding and “a quick end to rule-of-law issues” is “a matter of life or death” for Budapest, Mayor Gergely Karácsony said after meeting a delegation of the European Parliament Committee on Budgetary Control.
Watch: Inflation Insights - Consumer Price Index in Hungary Remains Above 25% in March

Watch: Inflation Insights - Consumer Price Index in Hungary Remains Above 25% in March

Consumer prices in Hungary were 25.2% higher on average in March 2023 than a year earlier, according to data published by the Central Statistical Office (KSH).
Latest Inflation in Hungary Edges Up to Over 25%

Latest Inflation in Hungary Edges Up to Over 25%

Consumer prices were up by an annual 25.4% in February, driven mostly by household energy and food prices, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said.
KATA Tax Changes Pushed Through Despite Street Protests

KATA Tax Changes Pushed Through Despite Street Protests

Parliament on Tuesday adopted the amendments to the regulations of the Itemised Tax for Small Businesses (KATA), pushing the income threshold for taxpayers to 18 million forints (EUR 44,000) per year from 12 million, and restricting the circle of eligible entrepreneurs.
Hungary’s Inflation Rate Rises to 5.5% in January, Driven by Food, Service Costs

Hungary’s Inflation Rate Rises to 5.5% in January, Driven by Food, Service Costs

Hungary’s inflation rate reached 5.5% in January compared to the same month a year earlier, according to the Central Statistical Office (KSH), with soaring food and service prices contributing to the increase.
Budapest 'Can't Get Out of Paying Taxes', Says Hungarian Government

Budapest 'Can't Get Out of Paying Taxes', Says Hungarian Government

  • 10 Dec 2024 6:35 AM
  • finance
The Budapest municipality is going against the Constitutional Court's decision, which in October rejected Budapest's proposal that the solidarity tax the municipality was called on to pay to support poorer localities was unconstitutional, a state secretary of the finance ministry said.
Gov't “Seeks to Conceal” Purpose of One Billion Euro Loan to Hungary from China, Claims DK

Gov't “Seeks to Conceal” Purpose of One Billion Euro Loan to Hungary from China, Claims DK

The Democratic Coalition will file a request to the State Debt Management Centre for information concerning the terms of a one billion euro loan the government has recently taken out from China, László Varju, the opposition party’s deputy leader, told an online press conference.
Budapest Is Bankrupt, Finance Minister Announces

Budapest Is Bankrupt, Finance Minister Announces

The municipal court of appeals of Budapest has ruled that the city of Budapest cannot be exempted from certain tax payments, the finance minister said on Facebook on Tuesday, adding that the treasury had already collected 2 billion forints (EUR 5m) in tax arrears from the city’s account.
Agreement on Frozen EU Funds for Hungary Expected Before End of November

Agreement on Frozen EU Funds for Hungary Expected Before End of November

Tibor Navracsics, the regional development minister, told a conference on Tuesday that he trusted the government, before the end of next month, would be able to reach a definite agreement with the European Commission to unfreeze Hungary’s funds.
EU Funds 'Matter of Life or Death' for Budapest, Says Mayor

EU Funds 'Matter of Life or Death' for Budapest, Says Mayor

Access to European Union funding and “a quick end to rule-of-law issues” is “a matter of life or death” for Budapest, Mayor Gergely Karácsony said after meeting a delegation of the European Parliament Committee on Budgetary Control.
Watch: Inflation Insights - Consumer Price Index in Hungary Remains Above 25% in March

Watch: Inflation Insights - Consumer Price Index in Hungary Remains Above 25% in March

Consumer prices in Hungary were 25.2% higher on average in March 2023 than a year earlier, according to data published by the Central Statistical Office (KSH).
Latest Inflation in Hungary Edges Up to Over 25%

Latest Inflation in Hungary Edges Up to Over 25%

Consumer prices were up by an annual 25.4% in February, driven mostly by household energy and food prices, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said.
KATA Tax Changes Pushed Through Despite Street Protests

KATA Tax Changes Pushed Through Despite Street Protests

Parliament on Tuesday adopted the amendments to the regulations of the Itemised Tax for Small Businesses (KATA), pushing the income threshold for taxpayers to 18 million forints (EUR 44,000) per year from 12 million, and restricting the circle of eligible entrepreneurs.