Spar Files Another EU Complaint over Hungarian Special Retail Tax
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The savings manager: The special tax law amendment is "absurd and a harassment." Margin cover and the special tax in Hungary cost savings of up to 130 million euros this year.
The new Hungarian government also did not abolish the special tax that the previous one introduced.
Spar's Glass Is Full, the Company Demands Immediate EU Intervention Due to the Hungarian Special Tax
The glass is full at Spar, the company demands immediate EU intervention due to the Hungarian special tax - According to the company manager, the regulation is "absurd and harassing".
According to the company, the Tisza government's legislative amendment aimed at reducing the tax burden cannot be practically applied by large department store chains.
According to the food chain, the Hungarian regulation is absurd and harassing, and forcing it to change its corporate form violates EU law. The post Spar complained to Hungary in Brussels because the Tisza government did not abolish the special retail tax first appeared on 24.hu.
According to the company, Hungarian regulations continue to adversely affect foreign-owned retail chains, and the legislative amendment aimed at reducing the tax burden is practically not applicable to large department store chains.
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