Székhelyét

Székhelyét is a Hungarian word that translates to "registered office" or "headquarters" in English. It refers to the official legal address of a business, organization, or individual. This address is crucial for legal and administrative purposes, serving as the primary point of contact for official communications, correspondence, and legal proceedings.

In Hungary, the registered office is a mandatory requirement for the establishment and operation of most legal entities, such as limited liability companies (Kft.) and joint-stock companies (Zrt.). It is formally registered with the relevant authorities, typically the company registry court. The székhelyét must be a physical location where business operations can reasonably be conducted or where official documents can be received.

The registered office is important for several reasons. It determines the jurisdiction under which the entity operates and is subject to local laws and regulations. It is also used for tax purposes and for serving legal notices. Any changes to the registered office must be officially reported and updated in the company register. For individuals, it may refer to their official domicile or permanent residence for administrative and legal purposes.