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Kapitány said the Tisza Party’s key goals included credible, predictable economic policies to curb inflation and create a fairer tax system.
“One of the first steps is cutting the personal income tax on the minimum wage to 9%, leaving over HUF 240,000 [EUR 661] more a year in the pockets of lower earners,” he said.
“Everyone earning below the median wage — currently around a gross 625,000 forints a month — will also pay less income tax,” Kapitany said. “For example, someone making gross 420,000 forints will keep an extra 180,000 forints a year, someone on 500,000 forints will keep around 120,000 forints more, and someone on 625,000 forints will keep an extra 60,000 forints.”
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