In recent months we have read and heard more and more about the SAF-T report or SAF-T data reporting, the latest technological development of the Hungarian tax authority. Let us take a closer look at what we are talking about here exactly.
As of 1 July 2018, data reporting on online invoicing was introduced in Hungary by the tax authority. You can remember we were afraid because we knew nothing about it, neither as taxpayers nor as tax specialists. Explicitly or implicitly, we knew that the NAV would possess even more taxpayer data. In the four years since its introduction, we can say our software reports data on every outbound invoice, and this has all become part of every taxpayer’s life, so maybe it is not so terrible after all.
Source WTS
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