Spar has lodged another complaint with the European Union regarding Hungary’s small business tax, marking the second such instance in two years. The head of Spar Hungary described the tax as an “absurd and intentional annoyance.” The complaint centers on the discriminatory nature of the tax, which Spar argues disadvantages larger retailers. This renewed challenge suggests ongoing tensions between the company and the Hungarian government over taxation policies. Spar believes the tax violates EU competition rules, hindering fair market practices within Hungary. The company seeks EU intervention to address the issue and ensure a level playing field for all retailers operating in Hungary. This latest move underscores Spar’s determination to fight what it views as an unfair financial burden.