The main difference between the TISZA program and current Hungarian practice is that so far fiscal balance has been ensured to a significant extent through inflation, consumption (VAT) revenues, and sector-specific taxes, whereas the TISZA program aims to achieve fiscal room for manoeuvre from non-fiscal sources: namely through eliminating corruption and reclaiming EU funds. The goal of the TISZA program is to reduce taxes on work and entrepreneurial activity, as well as to create a fairer tax system.
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