- VAT deduction rules for imports via indirect representatives will be strengthened
- Importers not classified as risky by the Hungarian Tax Authority and subject to monthly declarations can have VAT deducted by their indirect customs representative
- If the importer is not considered reliable, VAT deduction is only possible after partner verification
- Importers with a delayed import VAT assessment license can use this procedure if their customs agent is a reliable taxpayer, regardless of previous conditions
- Indirect customs representatives must declare goods details per import
Source: taxand.com
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