- Hungary will mandate digital receipts for B2C transactions starting 1 September 2026.
- Businesses can voluntarily use NAV-approved e-cash registers from July 2025, transmitting receipt data in real time to the tax authority.
- Existing online cash registers can be used until 1 July 2028, providing a transition period.
- The reform aims to reduce compliance costs, eliminate the need for paper receipt storage, and ensure digital receipts are archived for 10 years.
- The system is designed to protect consumer privacy, with no personal customer data shared with the tax authority or businesses.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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