Hello,
I have a question about being self employed in Hungary. I've read there's a special KATA tax which means you pay a lump sum of 50000 HUF every month. On top of that, no taxes or social contributions has to be paid. However, the upper boundary for KATA seems to be 6 million HUF a year. If you're under the KATA regime, and earn more than the said 6 million HUF, the exceeding part will have 40% percent tax rate (doingbusinessinhungary.com/taxation). So, my question is, does it really work this way or are there any additional taxes or fees you have to pay?
Example:
- I make 10 million HUF a year being a full-time self-employed person in Hungary.
- I pay 0.6 million KATA tax (12 x 50000) for the first 6 million, netting 5.4 million from that lot.
- I pay 1.6 million (0.4 x 4 million) for the remaining 4 million, netting 2.4 million from that.
-> In the end, from the 10 million HUF I'll get 7.8 million after taxes and social contributions.
Are my calculation corrects? Does KATA work like this? Thanks for answering!