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- London ranks top in PwC Cities of Opportunity Index, followed by Singapore and Toronto
- New legal institution brings favourable taxation for motivation of employees, for stock provision
- The deadline for foreign VAT refund applications is fast approaching
- Social Security Agreement between Hungary and the United States entered into force
- Transition to IFRS: What’s at stake from a tax perspective?
- The US extends its leading position in PwC’s Global Top 100 companies ranking
- The potential economic impact of Brexit for London, the UK and Europe
- Global ETF assets under management set to exceed $7 trillion by 2021
- PwC's latest IPO Watch predicts European IPO proceeds to be no more than €25bn by the end of the year
- The sharing economy presents Europe with a €570 billion opportunity
- Brexit - the possible effects on taxation
- Key proposals to amend tax laws submitted to Parliament in June 2016
- Tender call supporting investments of large companies is available again
- More frequent EKÁER audits, modification of EKÁER rules, verification of the taxpayers’ internal EKÁER related processes
- New R+D+I subsidy opportunity in Central Hungary
- Modelling Olympic performance
- Could infrastructure be the panacea for global growth?
- Global Internet inclusion could lift 500m out of poverty, and add over $6trn to global GDP
- The Future of Power Utilities in Central and Eastern Europe
- Has the link between the financial sector and governments been broken?
- The picture is getting clearer on the practical aspects of sharing R&D costs among related companies
- Implementation of Community customs law nearing completion
- Taxpayer classification is underway
- Industry 4.0: Building the digital enterprise
- New R+D+I subsidy opportunity in Central Hungary
- Sharing or paring? Growth of the sharing economy
- The Industrial Internet of Things
- How concerned do you need to be about emerging markets?
- Female demand for international mobility at an all-time high
- PwC's 5th Hungarian CEO Survey
- Improving trends or underestimated threats?
- Final deadline for limited liability companies to comply with the new Civil Code: 15 March 2016
- Momentum strong after landmark year for power and renewables M&A
- New subsidy available in Central-Hungary for supporting enterprises’ R&D&I activities
- 19th Global CEO Survey
- New executive director to bolster PwC Hungary’s advisory practice
- What comes with 2016?
| Key proposals to amend tax laws submitted to Parliament in May 2016 |
| Key proposals to amend tax laws submitted to Parliament in May 2016 |
| Key proposals to amend tax laws submitted to Parliament in May 2016 |
| Key proposals to amend tax laws submitted to Parliament in May 2016 |
What's new
The potential economic impact of Brexit for London, the UK and Europe
PwC’s real GDP growth projections for the UK revised down Potential loss of passporting a challenge for London Ireland and Cyprus are the most exposed EU countries from a trade perspective
The sharing economy presents Europe with a €570 billion opportunity
Total transactions for Europe’s five most prominent sharing economy sectors – collaborative finance, peer-to-peer accommodation, peer-to-peer transportation, on-demand household services and on-demand professional services – could see a 20-fold increase to €570 billion by 2025, up from just €28 billion today, according to new analysis by PwC.
Blurred lines: How FinTech is shaping Financial Services
A report published today by PwC, assessing the rise of new technologies in the financial services (FS) sector and their impact on market players, reveals 83% of traditional FS firms believes part of their business is at risk of being lost to standalone FinTech companies, reaching a staggering 95% in the case of banks.
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- Gábor Luczó - BEPS - Where we are now
- István Gilányi: Preparing for Country-by-Country Reporting in Hungary
- Attila Wéber: Uncertain tax implications of Brexit
- Anita Mekler: Does benefit test help?
- Anikó Réfi: Pricing of intercompany financial transactions
- Gábor Luczó: State aid by transfer pricing arrangements
- István Gilányi: How to disregard an inter-company transaction?
- Attila Weber: TP changes and challenges within the world of BEPS
- Anita Mekler: Bit of Transfer Pricing
- Anikó Réfi: Transfer pricing documentation - deadline approaching quickly
- Gábor Luczó: Interquartile, welcome to Hungary!
- István Gilányi: Expected TP legislation changes
- Attila Wéber: BEPS and APA strategies
- Anita Mekler: Should CbC reporting be public?
