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| Péter Oszkó at Corvinus University |
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26 May 2008 |
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Péter Oszkó, Chairman and CEO of Deloitte Hungary talked about the operations and HR policies of large multinational advisory firms, known as the BIG 4 - especially Deloitte among them - to an audience of students and teachers at an event of open discussion jointly organised by Menedzsment Fórum and the University's Institute of Management. After the speech he went on to answer a vast number of questions. Please, find below a brief summary of the speech and the Q&A section. BIG 4 – A closed league
At the beginning of his speech, Péter Oszkó described to his audience the operations of the BIG 4,... |
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| A New Perspective on Sport: Run in the Light - a Deloitte Running Festival |
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25 May 2008 |
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"Light does not come from outside.
Light is in us, even if we don't have eyes."
Jacques Lusseyran, blind writerThe Margitsziget Athletics Centre hosted the unique running competition that has already become a tradition: the fifth Run in the Light Deloitte Running Festival. The hundreds of competitors and the large number of viewers are proof that disabled persons are keen to engage in leisure sports activities in Hungary. This year, for the first time, hard of hearing and physically impaired people also came beside visually impaired persons, and they ran around the whole of Margaret... |
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| Deloitte: cross-border solutions to transfer pricing problems |
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21 May 2008 |
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Budapest, 21 May 2008 – For years, APEH (the Hungarian tax authority) has focused on compliance with the regulations pertaining to prices applied in related-party transactions (transfer prices), and as they become more stringent year after year, these regulations heavily test the preparedness of the entities concerned. The Hungarian tax regulation sets forth that if related parties do not apply the arm's length price in transactions between each other, they are required to adjust their pre-tax profit accordingly, and in the majority of cases the legislator also obliges entities to prepare transfer pricing... |
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| Domonkos Kovács, new Valuation and Modeling leader at Deloitte |
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19 May 2008 |
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Budapest, 19 May 2008 – Domonkos Kovács joined Deloitte Hungary's Financial Advisory Services team in April. His primary responsibilities will include the management and continuous development of the Company's Valuation and Modeling business line in Hungary.
After his graduation from university, Domonkos Kovács started his career at CAIB Értékpapír Rt, a company engaged in investment banking activities. His key tasks included valuation services related to the preparatory phase of mergers, acquisitions and public tenders. During the seven years spent at CAIB, Mr. Kovács participated in several comprehensive valuation... |
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| Deloitte's Finance Director Elected Treasurer of IHBC |
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16 May 2008 |
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Budapest, 16 May 2008 – At the recent General Meeting of the Irish-Hungarian Business Circle ("IHBC"), Deloitte's Finance Director, Gerard Lucey was elected treasurer of the bilateral chamber.
The appointment of the internationally renowned financial expert is for two years during which time he will be responsible for the finances of the IHBC. Among others, he will be required to prepare regular financial statements for the Board of the Circle and to make sure that its accounts are fully compliant with the applicable laws.
Gerard Lucey alongside the other new officeholders of the IHBC, was elected in a secret... |
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| Telework centres – Employment opportunity in the country |
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15 May 2008 |
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Budapest – 15 May 2008 - A form of employment new to Hungary but effectively working in Europe and the USA for years could ease the grave employment problems of disadvantaged regions. Companies may realize an immediate cost reduction of 20-40% by relying on teleworking, but in addition to the employers, the establishment of telework centres offers a new and favourable alternative for employees and underdeveloped regions as well. Rural development communities comprising municipalities, individuals and enterprises have still a few days to submit their applications for aid with respect to the establishment of telework... |
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| Deloitte's experts on the latest taxation and accounting changes affecting the real estate sector |
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06 May 2008 |
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Budapest - 6 May 2008 Companies in the real estate industry also need to be aware of the new provisions of the amended Accounting Act and the changes in personal income tax regulations, while real estate developers must not only consider a number of important changes but also various regulations that are currently being debated. At today's seminar Deloitte's experts drew the clients' attention to the tax and accounting related changes affecting the real estate industry. Changes concerning personal income tax
In accordance with the amendments to the Act on Personal Income Tax effective since 1... |
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| Deloitte launches its annual Technology Fast 50 competition in Central Europe |
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05 May 2008 |
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Deloitte in Central Europe announces the launch of the annual Technology Fast 50 competition, which recognises the 50 fastest-growing technology companies in Central Europe. Budapest, May 5, 2008: Celebrating its 9th year in Central Europe, the Deloitte Fast 50 competition selects its winners based on their financial performance in the last five years. The competition’s prestige increases year on year as more companies and countries from the region participate in Fast 50. “While last year’s winners hailed primarily from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland and Latvia, this year we expect to... |
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| Deloitte's professionals on the most recent changes in taxation and accounting concerning TMT and manufacturing companies |
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15 April 2008 |
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Budapest – 15 April 2008 Businesses in the TMT (technology, media and telecommunications) industry and manufacturing companies need to be aware of the new provisions of the amended Accounting Act, while market players are very much affected by changes arising from the most recent amendment to the VAT Act which are minor but all the more significant. At a seminar today Deloitte's experts drew the clients' attention to the current tax and accounting changes affecting the industries involved. Minor but important changes in the VAT Act "Transactions relating to VAT fraud in the European... |
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| Big Company - Big Trouble |
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03 April 2008 |
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Budapest – 3 April 2008 Large companies, more often than not together with small and medium-sized companies, are more and more exposed to various external threats of our day that may be the source of serious problems by causing shorter or longer periods of discontinuity in the organisation's operation, warned Ralph van Uden, Deloitte Co. Ltd's Senior Manager at Figyelő's conference titled "BCP – Crisis Therapy". Big Company - Big Trouble
External threats include, on the one hand, unforeseeable natural perils such as floods, fires or earthquakes, and on the other hand... |
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