adóbevallásokkal

adóbevallásokkal refers to tax returns in Hungary. These are official documents that individuals and businesses must file annually with the Hungarian tax authority, Nemzeti Adó- és Vámhivatal (NAV), to report their income and calculate their tax liabilities.

The most common type of tax return is the personal income tax return (személyi jövedelemadó bevallás or SZJA bevallás), which individuals file to declare their earnings from employment, self-employment, rental income, capital gains, and other sources. The deadline for filing the personal income tax return is typically May 20th of the year following the tax year.

Businesses, depending on their legal structure and tax status, are required to file various corporate tax returns, such as the corporate income tax return (társasági adó bevallás). The deadlines for these vary but are often within a few months of the end of the company's fiscal year.

The purpose of these declarations is to ensure that taxpayers accurately report their financial activities and pay the correct amount of tax owed to the state. NAV uses this information to assess tax obligations, identify potential discrepancies, and manage the national budget. Failure to file or filing incorrectly can result in penalties and interest charges. Taxpayers can often use online portals provided by NAV to prepare and submit their tax returns electronically, simplifying the process.