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At the joint event of WTS Klient Hungary and the German-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the 9th of February 2017, experts of WTS held presentations in the House of German-Hungarian Economy on the most important labour-law and tax regulations regarding the secondment of expatriates.
The following presentations were made at the conference:
- Secondment from the point of view of German tax law
Frank Dissen – Partner, attorney at law/tax consultant
WTS Steuerberatungsgesellschaft mbH
Presentation of Frank Dissen can be downloaded in PDF format in German language here: Mitarbeiterentsendung aus deutscher Steuersicht (PDF) - Employment of foreigners in Hungary – a legal perspective
dr. Petra Eszter Deli PhD – Trainee Lawyer
Szopkóné dr. Horváth Law Office
Presentation of dr. Petra Eszter Deli PhD can be downloaded in PDF format in Hungarian language here: A külföldiek magyarországi munkavállalásának munkajogi tudnivalói (PDF) - Hungarian tax rules – foreign employees working in Hungary
Tamás Gyányi – Partner, tax consultant
WTS Klient Adótanácsadó Kft.
Presentation of Tamás Gyányi can be downloaded in PDF format in Hungarian language here: A külföldi munkavállalókra vonatkozó magyar adózási szabályok (PDF)
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Photos: Nóra Halász
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This article is for general information purposes only and should not be considered as advice.
