Hungary's Tax Authority Releases Updated Personal Income Tax Filing Information
From March 15, Hungarian taxpayers can access their tax filing drafts online, facilitating a simplified tax submission process.
The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) of Hungary has announced the availability of the updated personal income tax (PIT) filing information on its official website.
As of March 15, citizens can access their personal tax draft documents through the eSZJA portal via Ügyfélkapu+ or DÁP identification, as highlighted in the recent release by the tax authorities.
The NAV's initiative aims to streamline the tax declaration process, offering an easy-to-use system for individuals, sole proprietors, agricultural primary producers, and private individuals liable for VAT.
The simplified platform mirrors efforts from previous years to pre-prepare draft returns for the preceding tax year.
For those who prefer to prepare their own filings, NAV provides the option to use the 24SZJA web-based completion program.
For taxpayers who still favour traditional methods, the paper-based tax forms and their respective completion guides are available on NAV's website and at its customer service centers.
Those lacking the required Ügyfélkapu+ or DÁP identification can request the postal delivery of their draft returns without any hassle until March 17. This can be accomplished through a phone call to the dedicated line at 1819, or via letter.
In addition to these measures, the process for requesting postal delivery also includes the option to send a text message to the number 06-30/344-4304. The message should follow the format: 'SZJA (space) tax identification number (space) date of birth as YYYYMMDD'.
The PIT draft returns are also accessible through a web form on the NAV website or on the BEVTERVK form.
There is also the provision for taxpayers to allocate 1+1 percent of their PIT electronically or on paper, consistent with previous practices.
NAV further communicated that the uniform deadline for all taxpayers to file and pay their PIT obligations is set for May 20, 2025. The rollout of these updated systems and guidelines signifies NAV's ongoing commitment to simplifying the fiscal responsibilities of Hungarian citizens, ensuring compliance is both accessible and efficient.
As of March 15, citizens can access their personal tax draft documents through the eSZJA portal via Ügyfélkapu+ or DÁP identification, as highlighted in the recent release by the tax authorities.
The NAV's initiative aims to streamline the tax declaration process, offering an easy-to-use system for individuals, sole proprietors, agricultural primary producers, and private individuals liable for VAT.
The simplified platform mirrors efforts from previous years to pre-prepare draft returns for the preceding tax year.
For those who prefer to prepare their own filings, NAV provides the option to use the 24SZJA web-based completion program.
For taxpayers who still favour traditional methods, the paper-based tax forms and their respective completion guides are available on NAV's website and at its customer service centers.
Those lacking the required Ügyfélkapu+ or DÁP identification can request the postal delivery of their draft returns without any hassle until March 17. This can be accomplished through a phone call to the dedicated line at 1819, or via letter.
In addition to these measures, the process for requesting postal delivery also includes the option to send a text message to the number 06-30/344-4304. The message should follow the format: 'SZJA (space) tax identification number (space) date of birth as YYYYMMDD'.
The PIT draft returns are also accessible through a web form on the NAV website or on the BEVTERVK form.
There is also the provision for taxpayers to allocate 1+1 percent of their PIT electronically or on paper, consistent with previous practices.
NAV further communicated that the uniform deadline for all taxpayers to file and pay their PIT obligations is set for May 20, 2025. The rollout of these updated systems and guidelines signifies NAV's ongoing commitment to simplifying the fiscal responsibilities of Hungarian citizens, ensuring compliance is both accessible and efficient.
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