[Opinion] "Not Bad for a Start" - Gergely Karácsony Reacted to the New Budget
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According to the budget draft, Budapest and the districts may have significantly more tax revenue next year. The deduction of the increase in business tax may be eliminated, and the solidarity contribution may be reduced. Gergely Karácsony welcomed the changes, but he believes this is just the beginning.
The mayor's opinion consists of three words and an exclamation point.
The Mayor of Budapest assessed the 2027 budget draft submitted to parliament on his social media page. Gergely Karácsony announced in a Facebook post on Saturday that based on next year's budget, the capital's local government will be able to keep 29 billion forints more in tax revenue, and the districts will be able to keep another 22 billion forints more.
According to the submitted budget draft, the capital city will be able to keep 29 billion and the districts 22 billion more in tax revenue next year, Mayor Gergely Karácsony announced on his Facebook page on Saturday.
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