- Hungary will launch the new eVAT System by January 2024
- The system will be first implemented voluntarily by taxpayers who want to test it
- The eVAT system will be available to all VAT-registered taxpayers in Hungary
- It will not be mandatory until at least 2026
- The system aims to meet taxpayer’s needs and reduce administrative burden
- Companies can register on the new eVAT platform and test its functionalities during the transition period
- The eVAT system will become the only platform for submitting VAT returns after a designated date
- Key features of the eVAT system include access to tax authority data, tax codes and VAT analytics, automated tax coding, extensive validation, and user rules
- All data must be submitted in XML format, with the exact structure yet to be finalized
- Updates and details about the eVAT system are regularly published by the Hungarian tax authorities.
Source: marosavat.com
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