NAV can block food vending machines if someone does not pay the surveillance fee
The tax authority can block the automatic monitoring unit (AFE) of food dispensers, the monitoring service of which is terminated by Magyar Posta – the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) points out on its website.
If the supervision service contract is terminated because the operator has not paid the supervision service fee, it is not enough to pay the fee for unblocking, but a new supervision service agreement has to be concluded with the Magyar Posta. (MTI)
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