Archive · 15 Aug 2025
Hungary to Waive Income Tax for Working Mothers
The Hungarian government is giving working mothers a break on their taxes.
Starting in October, moms with three kids won't have to pay income tax anymore.
Next year, this benefit will also include moms with two kids.
The government wants to help families and encourage people to have more children, as part of a larger plan that began in 2010.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced the policy, highlighting the government's support for families.
Hungary will waive income tax for working mothers with three children, starting October.
The tax exemption will extend to working mothers with two children from January 2026.
The policy is part of a broader effort to encourage Hungarians to have more children.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced the initiative.
The government has implemented policies to support families since 2010.
- Who
- Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and working mothers
- What
- Hungary is waiving income tax for working mothers.
- When
- Starting October for mothers with three children and January 2026 for mothers with two children.
- Where
- Hungary
- Why
- To support families and encourage more children.
- Policy
- Income tax waiver for working mothers
- Eligibility (3 children)
- Starting October
- Eligibility (2 children)
- Starting January 2026
- Announced by
- Viktor Orbán
- Objective
- To encourage child-rearing