Hungary’s NAV released its 2025 audit plan on March 11, 2025, detailing its focus on tax, customs, and law enforcement controls. The plan targets taxpayer groups with discrepancies between their tax returns and NAV control data, aiming to improve compliance. Specifically, businesses showing continuous VAT carry-forwards, zero-value returns with sales activity, rapid turnover increases, or inconsistencies in VAT reporting will face heightened scrutiny. Newly established businesses and those with personnel changes, especially those with high-value online invoices, are also prioritized for audits.
Source: regfollower.com
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