adóbevallásainál

adóbevallásainál refers to tax declarations in Hungary. It is the process by which individuals and legal entities report their income and calculate their tax obligations to the Hungarian tax authority, Nemzeti Adó- és Vámhivatal (NAV).

The most common type of tax declaration for individuals is the personal income tax return, often referred to as the "szja bevallás." This document details income earned from various sources such as employment, self-employment, rental income, and capital gains. The tax year in Hungary runs from January 1st to December 31st. The deadline for submitting the personal income tax return is typically May 20th of the following year. For some categories of taxpayers, the NAV prepares a preliminary tax return, which the taxpayer can then review, modify, and approve.

Companies and other legal entities are also required to file tax declarations. These include corporate income tax returns and value-added tax (VAT) returns, among others. The specific forms and deadlines vary depending on the type of entity and the taxes they are liable for. Accurate and timely submission of adóbevallásainál is crucial to avoid penalties and interest. Taxpayers can often use online portals provided by the NAV to submit their declarations electronically.