Tax Alert for Robbers, Corruptors, and Smugglers in Hungary
On a news about Hungary’s complicated taxation system which put the country as runner up for the world’s highest tax payers, Világgasdaság Online has reported an interesting finding. Since January 1, 2001, it has been made legal that we must pay tax after our illegal income. Did I say illegal? I mean illegal; that is income we may receive from robbery, corruption, selling illegal things, and the list goes on. It’s 18 to 38%, depends on the amount.
Still confused? For example if you robbed a bank and “earned” 1 million Ft from it, you would have to pay 18% of it. Of course you would still be punished; jail would still be waiting for you; but that’s another story. Another thing, if you bought a pistol for robbing the bank, then it would be included in your expense—which means you don’t have to pay 20% of the price of the pistol. So, the total amount of your tax would be:
(1 million Ft x 18%) – (pistol price x 20%).
To sum up, it works the same way as any other normal companies.
I’m speechless.




Me too! I mean would anyone own up?!:o
Comment by Apples — March 10, 2006 @ 1:43 pm
And I thought the American taxation system was screwed up…
Comment by Aaron — March 12, 2006 @ 8:58 pm
Apples: I doubt, I just think the government is trying to milk this for all it’s worth. I really don’t know what else to say lol
Aaron: To be honest I thought Indonesian taxation system was the worst…
Comment by ayulittleone — March 13, 2006 @ 3:28 pm
Hungary is a riot!:)
Comment by Apples — March 13, 2006 @ 3:52 pm
Lol now Zsolt kinda agrees there, Apples. But I think Budapest is still worth to visit–as a tourist, maybe. The visa is easy to get and things are still cheaper compared to western european countries. And there are still some interesting sightseeing like the Danube river, Balaton lake, and um…the beautiful Parliament building. And I heard the night life here is very exciting, but then I don’t go clubbing so I have yet to prove :p
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