Hungary to undercut Ireland's corporate tax rate, offering EU's lowest rate at 9%

Hungary is to undercut Ireland and introduce the EU's lowest corporate tax rate.

Hungary to undercut Ireland's corporate tax rate, offering EU's lowest rate at 9%
Fri, 18 Nov, 2016 - 06:35

Hungary is to undercut Ireland and introduce the EU's lowest corporate tax rate.

The Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (pictured) announced yesterday they will lower their tax rate for businesses to single digits.

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