Hungary’s Production Incentive Program Reopens After Orbán-Era Pause
Hungary’s government said on Thursday that it has lifted a pause on applications to the country’s 30% production tax incentive scheme introduced last year under Viktor Orbán’s government. “Today, we have opened a new chapter in our cooperation with the film industry by lifting the blockage on the tax incentive system that ensures the smooth […]
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