- The Hungarian reverse charge mechanism for construction services has changed
- The main update is that construction activities must be subject to official authorization or notification to an authority for reverse charge to apply
- The scope of activities covered includes construction, installation, and assembly works, as well as demolition and changes in property use
- As of 2023, the reverse charge mechanism only applies to authorized construction activities
- From 2024, subcontractors involved in authorized activities must inform their clients
- This shift in accountability dynamics requires a proactive approach from companies in the construction sector to comply with the new requirements.
Source: marosavat.com
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