Magyar
At the European Parliament, Hungary was the only one to veto the introduction of a 15 percent global minimum tax law, which would apply to companies with an annual turnover of at least 750 million euros.
Several Hungarian companies would be affected by the tax regulations, as OTP, Mol, Richter, the state MVM group or Wizz Air Hungary Zrt. all have a revenue exceeding this threshold.
The aim of introducing a minimum tax is to eliminate tax havens that allow multinational corporations to avoid paying taxes. The Hungarian government explains its veto by saying that the global minimum tax would mean a general increase in corporate taxation, which would hinder job creation.
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