Hungary’s newly formed government has swiftly moved to dismantle tax perks previously available, alleging they disproportionately benefited allies of the former Orbán administration. The changes represent a clear break from the policies of Viktor Orbán, who resigned earlier this year. Details of the specific tax benefits affected remain unavailable to those not logged into the source site. However, the government asserts these measures were deliberately structured to favor individuals and businesses connected to Orbán’s circle. This decision signals a commitment to greater transparency and an end to perceived preferential treatment. The move is expected to provoke significant political repercussions and potentially impact the economic standing of those previously benefitting from the tax arrangements. Further information requires access to the original article.