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During a comprehensive tax audit the tax types reviewed in detail include value added tax and corporate tax, but a thorough inspection may cover other tax types as well, depending on the specific features of the sector. What are the main risks? How can we avoid subsequent misunderstandings? Tamás László, manager at WTS Klient Hungary, will answer these questions in the video.
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This article is for general information purposes only and should not be considered as advice.
