5 result(s) for fiscal revenue in Specials
Colling Accounting: Tax Changes In Hungary For 2020 - 21
- 10 Mar 2020 1:58 PM
- specials
Value Added Tax: As of 1 January 2020, it is possible (as part of the self-check) to retroactively decrease the tax base as bad debt claims. In these cases, the tax base can be decreased in retrospect by the net value of the bad debt.
Three Marriott Branded Hotels In Budapest Join To Strengthen Marriott’s Commitment To Youth
- 5 Sep 2018 2:55 PM
- specials
On 1 September Marriott International has launched its annual You Eat, We Give fundraising campaign, which aims to raise €400,000 for youth charities across Europe in 2018 in order to support young people into independent lives and careers.
Colling Accounting: Key Changes In Hungarian Taxation For 2017
- 20 Jan 2017 8:00 AM
- specials
Personal income tax:
Changes in cafeteria style benefit plans: Owing to a reduction in tax rates and a rearrangement of items included in benefit plans, there will be a significant change in “fringe benefits”.
Changes in cafeteria style benefit plans: Owing to a reduction in tax rates and a rearrangement of items included in benefit plans, there will be a significant change in “fringe benefits”.
Colling Accounting: Personal Income Tax Changes In 2012
- 2 May 2012 6:56 AM
- specials
"Tax base top-up According to the new rules in the case of incomes below the annual gross income limit of HUF 2,424,000 the annual tax rate will remain 16%, i.e. the tax base top-up (27%) is not to be considered for the purpose of tax base. In the case of incomes above that (gross HUF 202,000 / month) the 16% personal income tax advance for the part above the limit shall be calculated for a ...
Colling Accounting: Review Of The Changes In The Corporation Tax In Respect Of 2012
- 11 Jan 2012 5:00 AM
- specials
Limitation of the use of accrued loss - One of the most important changes, impacting a wide range of taxpayers, is that the accrued loss carried forward from previous tax years can be recognised as an item reducing the profit before tax up to 50% of the tax base (calculated without the accrued loss).
Colling Accounting: Tax Changes In Hungary For 2020 - 21
- 10 Mar 2020 1:58 PM
- specials
Value Added Tax: As of 1 January 2020, it is possible (as part of the self-check) to retroactively decrease the tax base as bad debt claims. In these cases, the tax base can be decreased in retrospect by the net value of the bad debt.
Three Marriott Branded Hotels In Budapest Join To Strengthen Marriott’s Commitment To Youth
- 5 Sep 2018 2:55 PM
- specials
On 1 September Marriott International has launched its annual You Eat, We Give fundraising campaign, which aims to raise €400,000 for youth charities across Europe in 2018 in order to support young people into independent lives and careers.
Colling Accounting: Key Changes In Hungarian Taxation For 2017
- 20 Jan 2017 8:00 AM
- specials
Personal income tax:
Changes in cafeteria style benefit plans: Owing to a reduction in tax rates and a rearrangement of items included in benefit plans, there will be a significant change in “fringe benefits”.
Changes in cafeteria style benefit plans: Owing to a reduction in tax rates and a rearrangement of items included in benefit plans, there will be a significant change in “fringe benefits”.
Colling Accounting: Personal Income Tax Changes In 2012
- 2 May 2012 6:56 AM
- specials
"Tax base top-up According to the new rules in the case of incomes below the annual gross income limit of HUF 2,424,000 the annual tax rate will remain 16%, i.e. the tax base top-up (27%) is not to be considered for the purpose of tax base. In the case of incomes above that (gross HUF 202,000 / month) the 16% personal income tax advance for the part above the limit shall be calculated for a ...
Colling Accounting: Review Of The Changes In The Corporation Tax In Respect Of 2012
- 11 Jan 2012 5:00 AM
- specials
Limitation of the use of accrued loss - One of the most important changes, impacting a wide range of taxpayers, is that the accrued loss carried forward from previous tax years can be recognised as an item reducing the profit before tax up to 50% of the tax base (calculated without the accrued loss).