Govt seeks to introduce luxury VAT rate, reverse taxation for farm sector
Hungary's government wants to introduce a 35% VAT rate for luxury purchases and reverse taxation in the farm sector, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told Parliament on Monday.
The government is seeking approval from the European Commission on the matters, Orbán said.
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