Hungary will introduce a 1% wealth tax next year on people with assets above 67 million forints, including property, investments and assets held abroad. The measure follows Tisza’s election victory and is aimed especially at fortunes built through ties to Viktor Orbán’s government.
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Hungría prepara un impuesto a la riqueza tras el cambio de gobierno

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Hungría aplicará desde el próximo año un impuesto del 1% a las personas con patrimonios superiores a 67 millones de forintos, incluidos bienes, inversiones y activos en el extranjero. La medida llega tras la victoria de Tisza y apunta en especial a fortunas vinculadas al poder de Viktor Orbán.

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