Hungary: Important VAT changes in 2015 | LinkedIn.
Grant Thornton Hungary has provided us with the latest edition of it’s Tax News publication which details important VAT changes in 2015 in Hungary, including:
Periodically settled transactions (continuous services)
VAT treatment of advances
Reverse charge taxation for domestic transactions
Reporting obligation relating to public transportation
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