Set Up a Subsidiary Company in Hungary

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Set Up a Subsidiary Company in Hungary

Expanding into Hungary

Hungary’s low corporate tax rates and double taxation treaties ensure efficiency. Establishing subsidiaries takes 2-7 days. There are restrictions for non-EEA representatives, but foreign investment is non-discriminatory. Subsidiaries must meet accounting requirements, including registration with the State Tax Authority and obtaining a tax identification number. Depending on turnover, annual tax accounts and VAT returns are filed monthly or quarterly with a Hungarian accountant. A Hungarian bank account is necessary, and clients may need to visit Hungary if the parent company has low turnover. Subsidiaries benefit from a 10% profit tax rate, unlike branches.

Unlocking the Hungarian Subsidiary company Benefits

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EU Market Access

Hungary is an EU member, giving a Hungarian subsidiary direct access to the European Single Market.

Legal Independence & Limited Liability

A subsidiary is a separate legal entity (typically a Kft. – similar to a limited liability company).

Skilled Workforce

Hungary has a skilled, multilingual workforce in engineering, IT, and manufacturing.

Favourable Tax Environment

Corporate Income Tax is among the EU’s lowest at 9%

Local Credibility & Trust

Being a local entity builds credibility with Hungarian clients, partners, and authorities.

Strategic Location

Hungary’s central location in Europe is ideal for logistics and distribution to Western and Eastern markets.

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Subsidiary Company in Hungary

Why Choose a Subsidiary Company in Hungary?

Establishing a subsidiary Company in Hungary offers advantages for businesses expanding into Central Europe and beyond. Let us handle your business.

FAQs

A subsidiary in Hungary is an independent legal entity—typically a Kft. (Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság), which is the Hungarian equivalent of a limited liability company. It is registered under Hungarian law and is treated separately from the parent company in legal and tax matters. 

The process typically takes 2 to 7 business days, provided all documents are prepared, translated, and notarised correctly. 

Yes. Hungary allows 100% foreign ownership, and there are no nationality requirements for shareholders. However, there may be restrictions on non-EEA directors unless certain compliance steps are taken. 

Hungary has the lowest corporate income tax in the EU at 9%, making it highly attractive for international companies. 

Yes. Subsidiaries must register for VAT with the State Tax Authority (NAV). VAT returns must be filed monthly or quarterly, depending on the turnover.