- Hungary’s National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) launched eVAT on 1 January 2024
- eVAT introduces pre-filled VAT returns accessible to taxpayers
- Users can modify tax codes and submit returns from February
- eVAT provides NAV with real-time, comprehensive records
- Initially focuses on VAT transactions and expands to broader declarations in the long term
- NAV offers two approaches: free online access for small taxpayers and M2M tax code-based assistance for large taxpayers
- eVAT replaces the monthly Control Statement and allows large taxpayers to query NAV’s transaction records
- NAV provides free data analytics tools for comprehensive understanding and cross-checking of VAT return data
- Effective date of eVAT is 1 January 2024
Source: tpa-global.com
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