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After the government ordered the mandatory closure of several stores and service providers from Monday to March 22, the country feverishly guessed who exactly this applies to as of Friday afternoon. However, the decree, published after 4 p.m., which established detailed rules for further tightening, did not specify which sectors were covered by the government’s promise to extend the existing wage subsidy scheme.
Late at night, a detailed list was posted on the government website in addition to a promise that the a government decree containing the details of the extended wage subsidy will be published in the Magyar Közlöny on Friday.
Our principle remains that we cannot leave any Hungarian company on the side of the road “
– stated: the aim is to protect all Hungarian workplaces even during the epidemic.
Under the new rules, affected sectors will be eligible for wage subsidies by March.
Those involved in the activity in question will not have to pay rent in March for state or municipal properties. Rentals already paid must be refunded by March 16.
The regulation specifies the areas of activity to which this form of support applies.
- retail sale of various products in specialized establishments;
- retail sale of audio and video equipment;
- retail sale of textiles;
- retail sale of household appliances;
- retail sale of furniture, lighting equipment and other household items;
- retail sale of books;
- retail sale of paper, stationery, stationery and printed matter;
- retail sale of music and video recordings;
- retail sale of sports equipment;
- retail sale of toys;
- retail sale of clothing;
- retail sale of footwear and leather goods;
- retail sale of watches and jewelry;
- retail sale of other new products nec (except optical and agricultural activities);
- retail sale of second-hand items in stores;
- leisure, rental of sports equipment;
- rental of video cassettes, records;
- rental of other household goods for personal use (except rental of items related to construction and installation work);
- other reservation;
- games of chance, betting, except lotteries and lotteries;
- consumer electronics repair;
- shoe repair and other leather goods;
- repair of furniture and household goods;
- watch and jewelry repair; repair of other personal and household items (except bicycle repair);
- hairdressing, beauty care;
- other personal service activities nec (not elsewhere classified);
- retail sale of ornamental plants, seeds, fertilizers, pet food;
- in the case of companies that operate in an educational institution, other types of hospitality, driving instruction;
- mss (not elsewhere classified) other education; complementary to education.
Another important provision of the Government Decree is that companies and entrepreneurs that tax in accordance with the Kata, as well as sole proprietors under the Personal Income Tax Law
they are exempt from the obligation to pay kata or social security contributions, they said.
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