Hungary is located in Central Europe and has a territory of 93,036 square kilometers. Hungary borders Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and Austria. Hungary has a population of 10 million people.
Corporate taxation, VAT taxation, Personal taxation
- Corporate income tax - 9%
- Dividend withholding tax - 0%
- Interest withholding tax - 0%
- Royalties withholding tax - 0%
- Capital gains tax - 9%
- VAT - Standard tax rate 27% or reduced tax rates from 0% up to 18%
- Personal income tax - 15%.
The following are the most common types of companies to incorporate a company in Hungary as:
- Limited liability company (Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság - Kft)
- Close corporation (Zártkörűen Müködő Részvénytársaság - Zrt)
- Public corporation (Nyilvánosan Működő Részvénytársaság - Nyrt)
- General partnership (Közkereseti Társaság - Kkt)
- Limited partnership (Betéti Társaság - Bt)
- European company (Societas Europaea)
- Branch office (Fiókiroda).
Official currency of Hungary is hungarian forint (HUF).
Hungarian GDP in 2018 grew by around 3%.
Hungary's economy structure is primarily similar to the economy structure of other states that have the same level of economic development. Service sector is slightly over 2/3 of Hungary's GDP. Within the service sector private sector (trading, travel business, financial and other economic services) is highly developed. Service sector make up a significant part of the state's export. Transport and expedition services offer optimal conditions for transit due to beneficial geographic location of Hungary.
Agriculure for which there are favorable climate conditions makes up only 4% of the state's GDP. Industrial manufacuring, however, is only 1/4 of the state's GDP.
Foreign direct investments exceeded EUR 69 billion. The majority of these investments were for the service sector and car industry, also for electric equipment manufacturing.