The Media Council Opposes the Advertising Tax, and Asks the Parliament to Cancel It
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The Media Council is asking the Parliament to remove the reduction of the advertising tax from the tax bill proposal, because the expected 14 billion forints is a small amount of revenue compared to the entire budget, but the tax would seriously endanger the operation of domestic media service providers. According to the state body's estimate, RTL's operating result would turn into a loss, TV2's profit would decrease significantly, and the new b…
According to the board, the advertising tax was introduced in 2014 primarily to transform the media market, and its re-imposition would endanger the operation of domestic media companies.
Gábor Polyák announced that the NMHH will submit its official position on the advertising tax to the Parliament on Thursday.
The Media Council does not support the advertising tax, warning of serious dangers - They also object to the lack of an impact assessment.
The Media Council does not support the introduction of the advertising tax next year - this is the title of the organization's statement, which reacted to the government's budget plan.
Gábor Polyák told our newspaper that he considers the advertising tax unjustified due to the current media situation. The post The Media Council asks the government not to introduce the advertising tax first appeared on 24.hu.
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