Teherhordhatóság

Teherhordhatóság, also known as the Hungarian Tax and Customs Authority, is a government agency responsible for the administration of tax and customs laws in Hungary. Established in 1992, it is a central authority under the Ministry of Finance, with its headquarters located in Budapest. The Teherhordhatóság's primary functions include the collection of taxes and customs duties, the administration of tax and customs laws, and the enforcement of these laws.

The agency operates through a network of regional offices and local tax offices across Hungary. It is responsible for the registration of taxpayers, the issuance of tax identification numbers, and the processing of tax returns. The Teherhordhatóság also plays a crucial role in the administration of value-added tax (VAT), which is a significant source of revenue for the Hungarian government.

In addition to its administrative functions, the Teherhordhatóság is also responsible for the enforcement of tax and customs laws. This includes the investigation of tax evasion and other tax-related offenses, as well as the collection of outstanding taxes and penalties. The agency also provides information and guidance to taxpayers on their tax obligations and rights.

The Teherhordhatóság is an independent authority, with its own budget and staff. It is accountable to the Ministry of Finance and to the Hungarian Parliament. The agency's decisions are subject to review by the National Audit Office and by the Hungarian Data Protection Authority. The Teherhordhatóság is committed to transparency and accountability in its operations, and it strives to provide efficient and effective service to taxpayers and businesses.