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Hungarian companies must open up to alternative forms of employment as soon as possible
Less than 4 percent of employees in Hungary can work from home. Moreover, across Europe, there are fewer people working part-time in our country. The proportion of self-employed workers and...
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The direction of tax control is changing, with the emphasis on encouraging compliance
The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) is undergoing a major change, which in the long run may result in the organization being able to continuously monitor all domestic taxpayers...
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Part-time work may be more common for employers
In several labor issues, domestic companies will have to respond to changes in the law effective from January 1. Part-time employment has changed in the case of child-rearing, while businesses...
Read moreEY: the number of cyber attacks can be increased by introducing an instant payment system
After eight months of postponement, the Immediate Payment System (AFR) will be launched in Hungary in early March. With the introduction, new types of frauds can be expected. For example,...
Read moreEY: Hungarian companies have a lot to do because of Brexit
Hungarian firms have a lot to do with Brexit, with the UK’s exit from the EU. It will most affect the issue of customs and VAT, says EY in a...
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You can also determine the market value of companies by their culture
Both investors and the public expect more openness from organizations, according to EY’s global survey made with the involvement of more than 1,000 financial executives. Corporate culture information also significantly...
Read moreThe proportion of women is rising in the management of German companies
In five years, the proportion of women in the management of German companies has doubled and increased to over 10 percent, according to a statement released Friday. According to EY’s...
Read moreHundreds of domestic webshops can commit infringements
It is difficult for them to comply with the law, so hundreds of domestic online shops often risk million HUF worth fines – was said at the conference of EY....
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Students name EY world’s #1 most attractive professional services employer
EY has been named the #1 professional services employer for the fourth consecutive year in Universum’s 2019 “World’s Most Attractive Employers” annual ranking – moving up one place on 2018...
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Nine out of ten global leaders looking forward to positive world economics
Reshape. Reimagine. Reinvent. Safeguarding growth for tomorrow and beyond.The first EY Capital Confidence Barometer was launched 10 years ago in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). At that...
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EY: For CEOs, are the days of sidelining global challenges numbered?
The 2019 EY CEO Imperative Study reveals that investors and boards expect CEOs to respond to humanity’s greatest challenges – it’s the new growth imperative. But how? To date, most...
Read moreEY: Hungarians are open to digital technology
Hungarians using the Internet are the most open to applying digital solutions in the Central and Eastern European region – according to a study by EY, an international audit and...
Read moreEY: Central and Eastern Europe is becoming more attractive to foreign investors
The world’s second most attractive investment target is Central-Eastern Europe – the EY international consulting firm told MTI on Monday on the basis of the European Attractiveness Survey, which focused...
Read moreHungarians are spending more and more, but traders are in a difficult situation
Payments are rising throughout the country. As a side effect a 10 percent increase in retail sales occured in 2018, compared to the previous year, according to the data of...
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EY: Can you apply a globally consistent policy across an inconsistent world?
New research in collaboration with the New York University School of Law’s Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging explores three models for multinational companies striving to advance LGBT+ inclusion in...
Read moreJúlius 1-jével új korszak köszönt a hazai vállalatokra
Teljesen átalakíthatja a cégek forrásbevonási szerkezetét a napokon belül induló Növekedési Kötvényprogram (NKP) – hívta fel rá a figyelmet Lóga Máté, a Magyar Nemzeti Bank főosztályvezetője az EY konferenciáján. Az...
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The car buying habits of Hungarians are significantly changing
The great majority of Hungarians would buy a new car from traditional traders in the coming years, but they attach more and more importance to sales-related services – according to...
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EY study reveals US CEOs and business leaders are AI optimists
A study of US CEOs and business leaders, conducted by EY, revealed that most senior executives (85%) classify themselves as artificial intelligence (AI) optimists, citing increased investment and trust in...
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Why the legal function must be reimagined for the digital age
The EY global survey finds that legal functions must change their operating models to maximize value from digital transformation. The recent EY legal operations survey of 1,058 senior legal practitioners...
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EY: How private companies are driving growth
Growth prospects for all major economies are finally swinging upward in 2018, with International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts currently at 3.9% for the year. This rare synchronization of growth across...
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Global IPO trends: Q1 2019 | Page 3Global IPO trends: Q1 2019 | Page 3Global IPO marketGlobal IPO momentum slows but Q2 2019 set to rebound
Global IPO trends: Q1 2019 | Page 3Global IPO trends: Q1 2019 | Page 3Global IPO marketGlobal IPO momentum slows but Q2 2019 set to reboundWhile Q1 is usually a...
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84% of companies plan to divest within the next two years
The intent to divest remains at record levels — 84% of companies plan to divest within the next two years, consistent with last year’s record of 87%. Despite uncertainty from...
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How the world’s largest family businesses are responding to the Transformative Age
The 2019 EY and University of St Gallen Global Family Business Index provides significant insights into the world’s largest family-owned businesses, ranked by revenues. This year we see little change...
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How the transition will change global finance
Trillions of dollars of debt and derivatives products are likely to continue referencing IBOR after 2021, but IBORs and ARRs are different. The transition from IBORs to ARRs will impact...
Read moreThe states would reduce the corporate income tax worldwide
The corporate income tax rate has declined by nearly a third in recent decades globally, according to the latest international analysis by the Tax Foundation covering 208 countries. On average,...
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The service centers are undergoing a massive transformation
Nearly half of the shared services center (SSC) continues to operate on the basis of a booming, obsolete business model created at the beginning of the 2000s, while the experiences...
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Television advertising revenues are over sixty billion forints
The amount of domestic television advertising revenues exceeded 60 billion HUF last year – according to the analysis of the Association of Hungarian Electronic Broadcasters (MEME) and EY. The advertising...
Read moreDomestic companies are not yet prepared for Brexit
The majority of Hungarian companies find it avoidable for the UK to leave the European Union without an agreement, so it they do not yet prepared for the consequences of...
Read moreMaintaining consumer confidence is in the focus of GVH’s new strategy
Due to the rapid growth of communication channels and the proliferation of new technologies, companies are able to influence their customers to an unprecedented extent. However, aggressive marketing activity can...
Read moreCareless workers are the biggest cyber risks for the domestic companies
Nearly 80 percent of companies have experienced a cyber security incident in recent months in Hungary. In most cases, the successful attacks are focused on the companies’ own employees –...
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