A lower bank tax rate is set to be adopted as part of a tax package completed in autumn 2015, Minister for National Economy Mihály Varga told public broadcaster Kossuth Radio this morning.
The advertising tax will stay, the most important objective of the government is to maintain the system of special taxes – Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office János Lázár said in an interview given to the public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió.
Hungary made a proposal on Monday afternoon at the Council of the Foreign Ministers of the EU that the Community should offer aid in Albania to resolve the flood crisis – Péter Szijjártó told Hungarian journalists in Brussels.
Hungarian society should not resign itself to poverty, therefore government policy should be centred on mobilization and on creating jobs, Minister of Human Capacities Zoltán Balog said on Tuesday at the conference entitled Poverty in Hungary: chances and opportunities.
Erste Group has invited the government of Hungary and the EBRD to invest in its local operation
Evopro Systems Engineering signed a cooperation agreement with Areva GmbH, a company specialised in providing solutions for renewable energies and nuclear power generation.
At a ceremony at the Tupá pumping station belonging to the Slovakian oil transportation company Transpetrol, Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán and Slovakian prime minister Robert Fico officially opened the renovated section of the Friendship I oil pipeline between Szászhalombatta and Šahy. Both prime ministers said that the project is of great importance, as it significantly contributes to the security of oil supply in the region.
“Hungary continues to share the German position on the handling of the crisis in Ukraine” – Csaba Hende told Hungarian News Agency MTI in a break of the 51st international Munich Security Conference (MSC).
Going for Growth, an annual study of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), provides an analysis of the reforms put in place by each member country – among them Hungary – from the aspect of economic growth.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán expressed his sympathy to the family of József Schweitzer, former Chief Rabbi and former Director of the Hungarian Rabbinical Seminary, who died on Thursday.