Relocation & Tax in Hungary: What You Need to Know Before You Move
Cross-border tax risks, planning opportunities and practical considerations
Relocating to another country is not only a personal or business decision — it is also a tax decision. Without proper planning, individuals and business owners may face unexpected tax liabilities, reporting obligations, or compliance risks across multiple jurisdictions.
This event provides a structured overview of the key tax implications of relocation, helping participants understand how to approach cross-border moves in a strategic and compliant way.
The event will be held on Monday, 11 May 2026, from 18:00 to 19:30 CEST (UTC+2)
A maximum of 100 participants can register for the event.
Participation fee: EUR 75
The registration deadline is 8 May.
Participation is possible via a link sent prior to the event.
There is no option for in-person attendance.
Key topics include:
- Tax residency rules and how they are determined
- Double taxation risks and how to mitigate them
- Relocation with employment vs. own business
- Permanent establishment risks for entrepreneurs
- Reporting obligations (including international compliance frameworks)
- Timing, structuring and pre-relocation planning strategies
Who should attend:
- Individuals planning to relocate internationally
- Business owners and entrepreneurs with cross-border activities
- Expats and internationally mobile professionals
- Tax, legal and compliance professionals
Why attend:
Relocation without tax planning can lead to costly and long-term consequences. This session is designed to provide clear, practical insights to help you make informed decisions before taking the next step.