On 21 April 2021, the Finance Ministry of Hungary published a Decree extending filing deadlines for all major business income tax returns due to COVID-19. Accordingly, annual returns for corporate income tax, local business tax, and energy suppliers’ income tax will be due September 30 rather than May 31. Companies must make any outstanding tax payments by Sept. 30.
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