- Hungary’s Tax Authority proposed delaying mandatory eVAT (eÁFA) adoption for most businesses until January 1, 2028; larger companies would start in 2027, with SMEs given an extra year.
- The planned discontinuation of the traditional ÁNYK electronic filing application would also be postponed from December 31, 2026.
- The change is only a proposal for now and is not yet legally adopted; formal confirmation is still needed.
- eVAT draws on data from Online Számla, online cash registers, and customs records, but taxpayers must still identify and add transactions not covered by these systems, such as intra-Community acquisitions and foreign services.
- The current eVAT system supports a web interface for taxpayers with fewer than 100,000 invoices per period and machine-to-machine reporting.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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