The Hungarian government’s tax cuts are working, finance ministry state secretary András Tallai edition of daily Magyar Nemzet, pointing out that while public burdens on businesses and households have been reduced, tax revenues have increased significantly.
VAT revenues were up by almost 400 billion forints while PIT revenues rose by about 100 billion forints, the state secretary added.
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