magánvállalatokat

Magánvállalatokat refers to private companies in Hungary. These are business entities that are owned and operated by individuals or groups of individuals, rather than by the state or government. The establishment and operation of magánvállalatokat are governed by Hungarian company law, which outlines the various legal forms they can take.

Common forms of magánvállalatokat include the Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság (Kft.), or Limited Liability Company, and the Részvénytársaság (Zrt.), or Private Limited Company (similar to a public limited company but not publicly traded). Sole proprietorships, known as Egyéni vállalkozó, are also a form of private enterprise, though they are owned by a single individual.

These companies play a significant role in the Hungarian economy, contributing to job creation, innovation, and economic growth. They operate across a wide range of sectors, from small family businesses to larger corporations. The legal framework in Hungary provides specific regulations regarding their registration, taxation, governance, and dissolution. Understanding these legal structures is crucial for anyone looking to establish or invest in a private company in Hungary. The term "magánvállalatokat" encompasses all these private business structures operating within the Hungarian legal and economic system.