Moving your business to Hungary? Whether you are setting up a subsidiary to your existing business or a completely new venture, the Limited Liability company (or LLC for short) is an excellent option for starting your operation in Hungary and the EU.
When you set up your business in Hungary, your company will need a name which clearly identifies it and which distinguishes it from competitors. A Hungarian company name must be unique, correct, and appropriate. What does that mean? Read on to find out.
When are you planning to make the first hire at your Hungarian company? Your new employee will need a labor contract that defines the employment relationship between the two of you, and protect the rights of both the employer and the employee. Let’s take a closer look at how that works.
Starting a business in Hungary is very easy. Registration is done in 4-5 business days, and you immediately get an EU VAT number as well, so you can start trading in no time. You only need a bank account to manage your finances, and you are ready to go. But what else to consider before setting up? Here is a list of the most important things – with which our team will be happy to help.
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office publishes reports regularly about various topics, including the developments in Hungarian economy. Read a short summary of the latest reports to see how foreign-owned companies are doing in Hungary, and that Hungary has room for your business too.
Is your Hungarian company in need of some extra work force? Do you have recurring or seasonal tasks that would not warrant for a full-time employee? Consider employing students as a flexible and cost-effective solution.
If you operate a company in Hungary, sooner or later you might need to make hires. Your employees can perform tasks essential to growing your business. To optimize your operation, make sure you keep in mind these 5 things before you make your first hire.
Hungarian company formation is allowed for any legal person who is not specifically forbidden from doing so. But how does that work in practice?
Are you managing a Hungarian company? Do you need a physical office? Depending on how much you intend to use it, you might be better off with options provided by a coworking space.
In Hungary, data of any company are registered with the Company Registry, and it is the owner’s or the executive’s responsibility to keep those data up to date. Some changes can be simply reported, but changes to core data require a more complex procedure called company modification. Learn what these are, and how to handle …
