A Budapest Restaurant Went Bankrupt After a Trial Purchase: More than 100 Million Forints in VAT Was Defrauded
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According to a statement from the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV), the tax inspectors caught the business with a test purchase, which did not provide a receipt, only a waiter's note, and then the tax audit revealed that this was not a one-time oversight.
Nem éri meg kockáztatni az áfaeltitkolással: több mint 300 millió forintot, a százmilliós adóhiány mellett 200 százalékos adóbírságot is fizetnie kell egy budapesti étteremnek. A vállalkozás nyugtát nem, csak pincérblokkot adott a vendéglátóhelyet ellenőrző revizoroknak. A próbávásárlást követő adóellenőrzés kiderítette, hogy nem egyszeri mulasztás volt.
A Budapest restaurant was caught in a tax fraud worth hundreds of millions - The waiter program brought down the restaurant.
It's not worth taking the risk of VAT evasion: a Budapest restaurant has to pay more than 300 million forints, a tax shortfall of one hundred million, and a 200 percent tax penalty. The business did not provide a receipt, only a waiter's note, to the auditors inspecting the restaurant. The tax audit following the test purchase revealed that this was not a one-time oversight.
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