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Taxation of Government Securities: We Calculated How Much Interest Hungarians Would Have Left, the Exact Amount of Deduction Is Visible in FixMÁP - Brussels Taught the Lesson to Péter Magyar
Six months after the change of government, the EU could end the golden age of retail bonds. They have reduced the interest rate on government bonds, and they will even have to be taxed.
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By the end of September, the stock of government securities held by Hungarian households reached HUF 14,663 billion. This is 22.1 percent of the total government debt and remains one of the most stable sources of financing. Despite the interest rate cuts, demand has therefore remained strong, while the weight of fixed-rate securities within the portfolio has increased spectacularly. Now, however, two big questions arise: what happens to this wea…
Six months after the change of government, the EU could end the golden age of retail bonds. They have reduced the interest rate on government bonds, and they will even have to be taxed.