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Establishing a company in Hungary is an efficient way to access the European market with low tax obligations. Foreign entrepreneurs can set up an LLC (Kft.), a joint-stock company (Zrt./Nyrt.), or a branch of an international corporation.
Hungary offers the lowest corporate tax rate in the EU — 9% — making it an attractive jurisdiction for international business. Its central European location provides direct access to 500 million consumers in the single market, while EU membership ensures the free movement of goods, services, and capital.
The most popular form for small and medium-sized businesses. The minimum share capital is HUF 3,000,000 (EUR 7,700). Founders contribute 50% at registration, with the remainder due within one year.
Full ownership without local partners, with any number of founders.
Risks are limited to the company’s share capital.
Annual financial statements with minimal requirements.
Option for a sole director or a management board.
Suitable for large businesses and public companies. Minimum share capital is HUF 5,000,000 for a Zrt. (private joint-stock company) and HUF 20,000,000 for an Nyrt. (public joint-stock company).
Ability to issue shares and bonds to attract investment.
Structured board of directors and supervisory board.
Stock exchange access for public joint-stock companies.
Acknowledged by investors and banks at a global level.
A representative office of an international corporation without creating a separate legal entity. Operates under Hungarian law while maintaining a connection to the parent company.
Uses the parent company’s capital.
Conducts business on equal terms with local companies.
Controlled directly from the head office.
Corporate tax rate of 9% on profits generated in Hungary.
A non-commercial office for marketing and representation, not allowed to conduct business.
Simple registration with no share capital or complex documentation.
Market research and brand promotion.
Exempt from value-added tax.
Test the market before a full business launch.
How to choose a corporate structure for your business in Hungary: Kft., Zrt./Nyrt., Branch
The Mirsatori team analyzes your business model, determines the optimal legal form (Kft., Zrt., or branch), and develops a tax strategy considering corporate tax.
Request a consultationCheck the uniqueness of your company name via Hungary’s online court registry portal. A virtual office in Budapest is provided for official correspondence and tax registration.
Request a consultationMirsatori specialists coordinate the drafting of the company’s articles of association with a Hungarian lawyer and notarize the founders’ signatures. Remote registration via power of attorney is possible without visiting Hungary.
Request a consultationMirsatori lawyers submit the documents to the registration court and obtain the certificate. Automatic registration with the Hungarian Tax Authority (NAV) and issuance of an EU VAT number are also completed.
Request a consultationMirsatori representatives arrange account opening with leading banks — OTP Bank, K&H, Erste, or Raiffeisen. Personal presence is required for bank documentation.
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Establishing a company in Hungary provides full access to European markets and financial institutions. The corporate structure offers:
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A Mirsatori specialist will prepare a tailored company registration plan based on your goals, business scale, and ownership type. The strategy will cover:
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For an LLC (Kft.), EUR 7,700 is required; for a joint-stock company (Zrt.), EUR 13,000. At registration, 50% of the capital must be paid, with the remainder within one year.
Yes, registration is possible via a power of attorney to a Hungarian lawyer without a personal visit. Documents are signed via video call, and originals are sent by mail.
Corporate tax is 9%, VAT is 27% (reduced rates of 5% and 18%), and local tax is up to 2% of revenue. Dividends are taxed at 15%.
An account can be opened in one day with a personal visit to the bank. Required documents include a passport, company registration certificate, and proof of the director’s residence.
A virtual address is sufficient for registration. A physical office is needed only for certain licensed activities.
Banks such as OTP Bank, K&H Bank, Erste Bank, and Raiffeisen Bank offer services in English and provide multi-currency accounts.
Yes, company registration grants business residency for one year, renewable up to two years. A minimum income of EUR 1,500 per month from the company is required.
Mandatory audit is required only for companies with revenue exceeding EUR 1.2 million or 50 or more employees. Small businesses are exempt.
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