A burning question: should government securities be taxed?

Az oldal további hírei...

Will the prime minister not stay in his seat after all?
A right-wing leader was asked to form the Danish government after Mette Frederiksen failed to form a coalition in the first ...

The devastating infection is getting closer: the Germans already have patients with hantavirus
News is coming in every day that more and more parts of the world are catching the new, even fatal, exotic hantavirus that washed ashore a few weeks ...

What is happening to Hungarian pensions is brutal: urgent intervention is being urged, otherwise there could be huge problems for the elderly
In relation to domestic pensions, the NYOK, which welcomes the new government, believes that without immediate intervention, the elderly could be in ...

War atmosphere surrounding the Mol-NIS deal: Vucic accuses the Hungarian company of trickery and blackmail
According to the Serbian president, Mol is trying to screw up the negotiations by throwing in a phantom buyer, while in Belgrade they fear that the ...

Eszter Vitályos did not leave the announcement unspoken: this is how she commented on her successors
The former government spokesman ...

The main shares fell, only OTP broke through
The Pest stock market fell, three of the big four bled spectacularly at Monday's ...

Péter Magyar's brother-in-law had already moved on, but first he spoke about his withdrawal
Márton Melléthei-Barna spoke about his withdrawal from the ministerial nomination, also mentioning his kinship with the Prime Minister. ...

Dismantling cameras, reducing waiting lists: this is what the new healthcare management promises
After his committee hearing, Zsolt Hegedűs promised that waiting lists would be significantly reduced and that healthcare in Hungary would be ...

Péter Magyar and his followers would decide this important issue: hundreds of thousands have already voted
More than a quarter of a million people responded to the prime minister's morning ...

The crisis hit the housing market, and in the dark ages VÉSZ took action
The real estate boom between 2000-2006 was brought down in 2008, and it took quite a few years for not only the Hungarian economy, but also the ...