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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Ungarn plant Vermögenssteuer für Superreiche

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Ungarn führt ab nächstem Jahr eine Vermögenssteuer von 1 Prozent für Personen mit mehr als 67 Millionen Forint Vermögen ein, einschliesslich Immobilien, Anlagen und Auslandsvermögen. Die Massnahme folgt auf den Wahlsieg von Tisza und zielt besonders auf Vermögen mit Nähe zur Regierung Orbán.

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