- Starting from January 1, 2025, foreign event organizers will need to register for VAT if they organize online events for Hungarian individuals
- Hungarian VAT will need to be charged for events with virtual participation, while foreign participants will be subject to their own country’s VAT
- The OSS system can be used by EU event organizers to fulfill their obligations, but third-country providers may need a Hungarian financial representative
- The new regulations will require Hungarian online event organizers to consider VAT implications for foreign participants
- Entry to events with physical attendance will still be subject to VAT in the country where the event takes place
- Events where participation is possible with the purchase of a ticket fall under event organization activities, while corporate events do not
- Factors influencing VAT treatment include the location of the recipient and where they are established, whether the event is held online or in person, and whether services are provided as a package or separately
- For events requiring physical presence, the place of performance will be where the event is actually held
- Services provided to taxable persons will only be considered as consumed in the actual place of consumption
Source: vgd.hu
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