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Tisza Government Proposes Reforms to Trust Asset Management to End Tax Loopholes
The Tisza government in Hungary plans to reform trust asset management by replacing tax exemptions with tax deferrals and introducing mandatory NAV (National Tax and Customs Administration) inspections. The aim is to eliminate tax advantages that have drawn criticism in recent years, while maintaining discretion.
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