Hungary plans to mandate digital receipts for B2C transactions from 1 September 2026, supporting the ePénztárgép system. Businesses can use cloud-based registers, starting voluntarily in July 2025, improving transparency and reducing compliance costs. Personal data protection is ensured. Hungary is preparing to make digital receipts mandatory for B2C transactions from 1 September 2026, as part of... Read more

Hungary’s Government Decree 80/2026 introduces a mandatory requirement from 1 September 2026 for fuel stations to append standardized codes (e.g., #NB#, #PB#) at the end of fuel item names on receipts and invoices to ensure accurate real-time reporting. The codes must appear as the final element in both cash register and invoicing system fields, with non-compliance potentially leading to rejected... Read more

The National Tax and Customs Administration will conduct targeted inspections in selected towns and retail sectors across Bács-Kiskun County between April 6–12 and April 27–May 3. Read more

National Tax and Customs Administration Baranya will conduct targeted inspections of market vendors in Pécs, Komló, and across the county from April 6–12, focusing on seasonal sellers and high-risk retail segments. The audits will comprehensively assess compliance with receipt and invoice issuance, cash register rules, employee registration, and the traceability of excise goods, combining fiscalization checks with broader labor and tax enforcement. Read more

Hungary has published its ViDA implementation plan, signaling a major VAT reform that will introduce mandatory e-invoicing and real-time data exchange between businesses and tax authorities for both domestic and cross-border transactions. The reform also includes new buyer reporting obligations (AOR), standardized EN 16931 invoicing, and a shift away from email-based invoicing toward a secure, tax... Read more

Hungary has announced plans to reform its invoicing framework in line with the EU VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) directive, introducing mandatory structured e-invoicing for domestic B2B, intra-EU B2B, and B2G transactions. The proposal also introduces new reporting requirements, including a buyer-side “Accounts on Receipt” (AOR) obligation requiring invoice data to be reported within five days, while invoices must comply with the EN 16931 EU e-invoicing standard and be transmitted through secure automated channels Read more

Hungary’s e-receipt system introduces receipts that exist only in digital form and are issued through e-cash registers, becoming legally valid once stored in the central receipt repository and accessible to customers via a dedicated application. Read more